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This tansu is made from Butternut (a relative of Walnut), Figured Walnut Veneer, Cypress, and Poplar. The carcass and drawers are joined with hand cut half blind dovetails. To break up the field on the doors, I used a large panel of Walnut reducing down to a smaller Cypress panel. The woods were selected for their rustic qualities but used in a refined manner. Forged iron hardware finish everything off.
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9 comments so far
Karson
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posted 95 days ago
Beautiful Very nice construction.
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a1Jim
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posted 95 days ago
one of a kind cool
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RavinHeart
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posted 95 days ago
Butternut is such a nice wood to work with and such a pretty grain … Nice job … I like it …
-- RavinHeart - Wisconsin
simonGee
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posted 95 days ago
nice design,good job
-- Simon, Illinois
Beginningwoodworker
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posted 94 days ago
Beautiful peice.
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rosewood
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posted 94 days ago
i love it, the handles really match with the wood grain,
great looking ones,
Rosewood.
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Loucarb
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posted 94 days ago
Fantastic design and craftsmanship. Well done.
Mark Mazzo
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posted 94 days ago
Adam,
Very nice work on this piece. I really like the narrow-pinned dovetails on the drawers. Interesting combinations of wood too. How about a picture of it with both doors closed? I’d like to see the symmetry.
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akstudio
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posted 94 days ago
Thank you everyone for your generous comments. Great to be in such a tight knit community!
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