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oscorner
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#1 posted 2151 days ago
Great night stand. Love the book matched back and love the wood grain. Thanks for sharing.
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#2 posted 2151 days ago
Looks very nice, are they handcut dovetails (pins look nice and thin)? What finish did you use?
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BlueStingrayBoots
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#3 posted 2151 days ago
Beautiful wood, excellent dovetails. Wonderful piece of furniture.
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#4 posted 2151 days ago
it is beautiful!
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mot
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#5 posted 2151 days ago
Can you talk about the joinery, rentman? It is a beautiful piece.
-- You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation. (Plato)
rentman
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#6 posted 2151 days ago
yes they are hand cut donetails,I sold my leigh jig so I would not be lazy and use it.I love doing hand work it just a nice time in the shop to cut all the tools off and open up the hand tool cabinet.the finnish is as follows
one coat lenseed oil,4 coats of 1/3 poly 1/3 lenseed 1/3 tung oil mixed.then 1coat of 2/3 poly 1/3 thinner then rub it out with 4o steel whol and a coat of wax.it takes about 4 days to do(only because of drying time)
thanks all of you
-- Phil, Chattanooga,TN
TomFran
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#7 posted 2151 days ago
Beautiful piece and gorgeous wood. Those dovetails look awesome too!
What joinery methods did you use on everything else? (Dowels / mortise & tenon / biscuits, etc.)
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CharlieM1958
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#8 posted 2151 days ago
I bow before your dovetails, rentman! Beuatiful piece.
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
Bob Babcock
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#9 posted 2151 days ago
Beautiful piece Rentman. Nice design, gorgeus grain and beautiful joinery.
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Napaman
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#10 posted 2151 days ago
wow….just amazing…great job…
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schroeder
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#11 posted 2151 days ago
Wow! That is stunning! Very nice work and obvious craftsmanship, this will be an heirloom for generations!
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woodspar
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#12 posted 2151 days ago
Thanks for posting. The inside back panel of your project is just as nice as the rest of it. The dovetails are beautiful.
-- John
frank
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#13 posted 2151 days ago
Hi Phil;
—-truly this is a stunning piece of ‘wood art’!
And you are to be complimented for your handwork here with the dovetail joinery….and then a great choice of finish. What a wonderful piece of furniture to be passed on….and I love the attention to detail, inside and out….
Thanks for sharing this one with us.
GODSPEED,
Frank
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GaryK
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#14 posted 2151 days ago
Fantastic looking. I love those drawer faces!
-- Gary - Never pass up the opportunity to make a mistake look like you planned it that way - Tyler, TX
TreeBones
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#15 posted 2150 days ago
Wow,, everyone said it. Most Excellent.
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