| Project by Kevin Violette | posted 760 days ago | 447 views | 1 time favorited | 7 comments |  |
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Seen this in Canadian Woodworking a while back and put my own twist on it!
The actual trivets are the three maple squares (lighter coloured). The walnut (dark wood) is simply the holder for the trivets so they can be hung on the wall. The maple trivets slide over the walnut center of the holder.
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WayneC
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posted 759 days ago
Nice. Do the individual parts come off or is it more decrative?
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cajunpen
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posted 759 days ago
I like it.
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MsDebbieP
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posted 759 days ago
cool.
Love that apple
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Dekker
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posted 759 days ago
That’s a neat idea for mounting them!
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herbr
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posted 756 days ago
Very nice! I think that maple and walnut were just made for each other!
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mot
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posted 756 days ago
I had no idea what a trivet was…I still don’t. Are those inlays? It’s really nice work.
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Kevin Violette
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posted 755 days ago
Tom (mot) : A trivet is a pad or base that goes under a hot dish when placing it on the dining table so as not to damage the table. The walnut centers are not inlaid they are…...picture a donut hanging on a dowel.
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