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Piece made from a single walnut board with a maple strip marrying the 2 halves back together.
Incorporated the Maloof joint for the legs to seat connection.
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Splinterman
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#1 posted 1434 days ago
Now that is one cool stool…....love the joints and timber …..nice job Brian.
spanky46
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#2 posted 1434 days ago
Very impressive Brian!
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#3 posted 1434 days ago
well it sure looks like you had fun with this ,
very well done !
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Mark Shymanski
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#4 posted 1434 days ago
Nice job. About how thick is it?
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Scott Bryan
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#5 posted 1434 days ago
Brian, the joinery adds a unique look to the piece and the maple inlay adds to the visual interest of the table.
This is a very interesting piece that combines both art and functionality.
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bowyer
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#6 posted 1434 days ago
Awsome job. I love the way you joined the legs to the top.
Rick
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isetegija
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#7 posted 1433 days ago
Very nice idea and very well done.
Thanks for sharing with us .
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teenagewoodworker
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#8 posted 1433 days ago
very nice. very imaginative. i really like it
a1Jim
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#9 posted 1433 days ago
Cool design, I really like this wonderful ,creative and unique. Well done
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gbvinc
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#10 posted 1433 days ago
Very cool. Great way to take advantage of that knot.
Brian
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#11 posted 1433 days ago
Thanks for the kind words.
It’s 1-1/2” thick.
I added another I did with walnut and mahogany. Bubinga sun.
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Matt
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#12 posted 1433 days ago
I love the joints. Great job!
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#13 posted 1433 days ago
Beautiful benches. Just gorgeous, the finish and construction screams to say touch me. Awesome pieces. These are pieces of architecture.
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Blake
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#14 posted 1433 days ago
Cool design and good incorporation of the knot.
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Max
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#15 posted 1433 days ago
A great project. I really like the legs and the river….
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