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I built this Chest of Drawers and Dressing Stool inside our new cedar walk-in closet. These pieces are made of poplar. The stool top is eighteen sections with a 28” diameter. The Chest of Drawers is 74” x 45” with 12 drawers.
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 1483 days ago
Hey Mike
Nice Job looks great at first I thought they were ceder. That’s a lot of drawers but worth the effort. Nice table too. Your wife’s an attorney, do you win any debates ?
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Scott Bryan
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#2 posted 1483 days ago
These are really nice pieces. Poplar is a largely underused wood, in my opinion. And when it is put in a project it is usually as a secondary wood or wood that is to be painted. The natural finish that you used gives the pieces a nice look.
Nice post.
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Julian
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#3 posted 1483 days ago
Nice looking set there. I have a feeling that the top is going to crack on you the first winter it’s in the house though. There’s nowhere for it to expand and contract with the seasonal movement.
-- Julian, Park Forest, IL
ND2ELK
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#4 posted 1483 days ago
Nice looking pieces. You did a great job on them. Sure looks like it will give you a lot of storage.
Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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majuvla
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#5 posted 1033 days ago
I like this poplar patern.Table is my No.1 choice.
-- Ivan, Croatia, Wooddicted
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