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Solid Pine Rustic night stand, doors have some rusted tin from an old barn roof, knobs on the doors from old rusted railroad spikes. Lamp was just a couple of pieces of firewood that i was splitting and thought would be nicer as a lamp.
This design with leaving the saw marks and rust is becoming my style of choice for the time being, not for everyone but its what tickles me today.. anyone interested in rusty hardware just walk along the railroad there is plenty of rusty objects that can be repurposed as hardware.

































14 comments so far
Dalbergian
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posted 83 days ago
fantastic cabinet,I like the use of tin for the doors & spikes for the handles but for me its the sweeping marks of the sawblade on the sides that make this a winner!!!
-- "Without deviation from the norm, progress is not possible." ~ Frank Zappa
spaids
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posted 83 days ago
The saw marks are brilliant. This make me think of an antique Asian piece. You have taken your own style and technique and with very little hardware made something that seems to scream TANSU! Great Job.
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Walnut_Weasel
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posted 83 days ago
Ahhh, pine that looks good! Great job!
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poroskywood
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posted 83 days ago
WOW! This is a great design. I love the saw marks! what are the panels made of? It almost looks like you stained the wood then sanded and stained again, but I think it is just the natural color of the saw lines. Which gives it great contrast. The Bat and Board on my house has heavy Circle saw marks I had the sawyer actually knock a couple of theeth out of line on purpose for a more dramactic effect, I love it.
-- There's many a slip betwixt a cup and a lip.--Scott
kkickback
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posted 83 days ago
that is an awsome cabinet !
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drgoodwood
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posted 83 days ago
I’m a big fan of authentic saw marks. They tell a story about the history of the wood.
The slight angles gives this design an organic feel and shows an Asian influence, or at least a respect for the wood as it is. The hardware is not overdone and adds real eye appeal.
I, too, see a tansu-like look for this piece.
Ichiban!
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michaelray
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posted 83 days ago
I love it. Especially the railroad spike knobs. Very creative and great use of old materials.
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Jamie
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posted 83 days ago
as always, beautiful.
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a1Jim
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posted 83 days ago
cool rustic looks great
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon
Scarcraig01
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posted 83 days ago
Great job on the rustic! I know some shops around here that would buy those as fast as you could make them!
-- Craig, Springfield Ohio
Dennis Zongker
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posted 82 days ago
Very nice! It kind of has a little Green & green style mix into it. Great job.
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Blake
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posted 82 days ago
I love the saw marks. Especially the circular saw marks in that wide panel… you don’t see that very often.
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Innovator
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posted 82 days ago
Nice use of recycled materials.
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Rusticman
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posted 28 days ago
Fantastic look. What did you use for the finish?
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