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Walnut entertainment center – finished with Waterlox. Upper doors slide in like Barrister doors… lower very big drawers, are waiting for hardware to be selected by client. What would you pick?
-- Gail, http://www.hometownwoodworking.com
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12 comments so far
oscorner
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posted 485 days ago
This is an awesome piece.
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Bob Babcock
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posted 485 days ago
Beautiful! Nice details. Tough choice on the hardware…something simple I think. Rectilinear, maybe a simple wrought iron. Anything bright and/or brassy would clash with the silver of the flat screen. In a different setting I might go with a nice brushed brass. The piece has an asian/mission feel but the bottom looks almost colonial.
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MsDebbieP
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posted 485 days ago
not what I was expecting when I read the title. Wonderful!! The front is very unique.. and the top.. oh my .. how beautiful!!
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Damian Penney
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posted 485 days ago
Just lovely, I love the plama reflecting in the perfectly finished top. I’d have probably put some frosted glass, or japanese paper behind the squares in the upper part (and added a small IR pass through button) but then I couldn’t have made anything that looked so great in the first place!
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che
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posted 485 days ago
Very nice. I’ll have to keep this in mind. I’m hoping to build most of the furniture in our family room (as time and money allow). I would love to see how you did the barrister doors.
For the hardware I would go with either a custom wood handle (ebony or walnut) or a very simple nickel handle.
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Lee A. Jesberger
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posted 484 days ago
Hi Gail;
Very nice piece. Well done.
Lee
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Roger Strautman
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posted 482 days ago
I’ll agree with Lee, well done! Because of the simple straight line in this piece I would probably incorporate a walnut finger pull almost the length of each drawer located along the lower edge of each drawer. Maybe a little larger than the horizontal slates in the doors. 1” X 1” with the finger pull cut out of the back side 1/2” X 1/2”. That’s just my opinion without seeing it in person. Thanks for sharing.
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mot
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posted 479 days ago
Great piece! Very nicely done! Thanks for sharing!
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Douglas Bordner
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posted 479 days ago
Super nice! How about Stickley type drop pulls
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pedrorc
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posted 477 days ago
Nice piece. I like the wood color
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Michael Brailsford
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I love the grill work and the finish is flawless.
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Randolph Torres
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You have a good eye for design, and a good hand for detail, you are going to be a wood worker trend setter.
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