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CharlieM1958
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posted 411 days ago
Beautiful work!
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
lclashley
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posted 411 days ago
Nice! I really like the finish.
WayneC
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posted 411 days ago
Great job. Did you do much of the millwork?
-- We must guard our enthusiasm as we would our life - James Krenov
ToddE
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posted 410 days ago
Very well done. Classy, stylish, victorian, etc. I love that you palatized the rear face of the case with color. Too many people paint everything white and that visually opaques the peice and doesn’t allow for any visual definition. You chose a nice color to augment the white of the shelving and encasements. Just remember to keep your shelves from getting cluttered!
Wise choice in allowing the subtle shade of antiquing in and around the reliefs, it is an attractive part of the peice and makes it very alluring. Nice. Have you thought about bringing more of the antiquing into the cavities of the cabinet doors, between the depression of the tongue on the raised panel and the style/rail areas? Or does the picture just not pick it up?
-- Todd
mrtrim
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posted 410 days ago
thanks guys , yes i did everything except the paint , they had thier painter come in and spray it in place then a
another faux expert did the glazing or antiquing as you call it . as i recall its about 17 ft. wide and 12 ft high . i built the whole thing in my shop which was a challenge as i had to build it laying down because it was too tall to stand up in my shop i only have 10 ft. ceiling. yes todd you are right the glazing dosent show up on the doors ive taken many photos and it just dosent show up in any of them
TomFran
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posted 410 days ago
That is GORGEOUS! Beautiful design and craftsmanship.
-- Tom, Surfside Beach, SC - Romans 8:28
PanamaJack
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posted 409 days ago
What wonderful workmanship here. You have done very well.
-- Carpe Lignum - Seize The Wood,
Todd A. Clippinger
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posted 393 days ago
Man you do nice work!
-- Todd A. Clippinger, Montana, http://amcraftsman.com
Dana
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posted 307 days ago
Wow this says classy all the way! Beautifully crafted :) Love it
-- Dana,Texas
mrtrim
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posted 307 days ago
thank you dana
jeanmarc
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posted 240 days ago
beautiful work
jean-marc france
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mrtrim
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posted 240 days ago
i thank you sir for the kind words