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griff
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#1 posted 1196 days ago
Very smooth looking James. Good build.
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a1Jim
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#2 posted 1196 days ago
Very cool vanity a most unique design.
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#3 posted 1195 days ago
The lines in the bamboo really go with the lines between the drawers. Nicely coherent design and implementation.
Sarit
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#4 posted 1195 days ago
Where do you get bamboo like that?
Jonathan
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#5 posted 1195 days ago
Nice clean, modern look.
I’m wondering how different it would’ve looked if you had oriented the grain vertically? Obviously, it would look totally different, but I’m just trying to imagine it in my mind for a bathroom that maybe has low ceilings to add a bit of false height to the room.
Thanks for posting this. Nice work!
-- Jonathan, Denver, CO "Constructive criticism is welcome and valued as it gives me new perspectives and helps me to advance as a woodworker."
Viktor
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#6 posted 1195 days ago
Excellent work! I like it. Is it solid bamboo ply or veneer? I am considering bamboo ply to make cabinets, but heard complains about it not staying flat. How did it work out for you?
ZeroThreeQuarter
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#7 posted 1195 days ago
@sarit – there are a growing number of plywood bamboo manufacturers out there, shop around and you’ll find decent prices (just remember it’s a highly manufactured product so the prices might seem high at first, but it’s a highly renewable product, not to mention quite unique and has a great look!) check out plyboo.com for starters. They’re the big name in the business, but i find them a tad high on pricing.
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Blair Helgason
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#8 posted 1195 days ago
Beautiful… I’ve always wondered about working with bamboo.
-- Blair
IPH
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#9 posted 1175 days ago
I love this. I would like to have one made in vertical grain and light finish (honey?)
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