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These sideboards were completed in 2008. The walnut version has spalted maple panels and is 20 D x 36T x 48W. The cherry version has curly maple panels and curly maple drawer fronts and is 15D X 36T X 48W. I’ve also include some progress shots to show the construction. Cherry version also used soss hinges vs conventional hinges on walnut . thanks for looking
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11 comments so far
sidestepmcgee
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posted 275 days ago
very nice,love both versions .what kind of time did you spend on these? thanks
-- eric post, tallahassee FL
mtnwild
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posted 275 days ago
Really nice! Beautiful!
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WoodSpanker
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posted 275 days ago
Very lovely, and I can see great care went into its construction! Well Joined! Well Done! :)
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Karson
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posted 275 days ago
Very nice. I like the spalted one best. The colors seems to blend more to my liking.
But both are very good.
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CamMonks
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posted 274 days ago
Very nice!
LocalMac
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posted 274 days ago
I love the designs of these pieces. Well done. I think I like the cherry one better.
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Blake
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posted 274 days ago
These are beautiful.
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jcsterling
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posted 273 days ago
thank you all for the compliments. Eric, these took approx 110 hours for both. Solid wood throughtout (except drawer bottoms), traditional joinery (mortise and tenon, dovetail). I have made these a couple times so that helps speed up the process.
John
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ShannonRogers
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posted 273 days ago
Love the angled sides and how they meet up with the square inner case. Brilliant design!
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sidestepmcgee
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posted 272 days ago
thanks ,I love this design so much.What does the side look like .I can see part of it in the last photo.I see this going into my house.thanks
-- eric post, tallahassee FL
jcsterling
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posted 272 days ago
Eric,
both of the ones pictured had solid wood sides. I have made other versions that had a floating panel .
John
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