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ok people im bearing my sole here…this is where it started many years ago..as you can se i have chosen only the higest quality timber and use the best quality fixings avaliable t the time of consructioin….and then created nothing but the most original artwork on top…:) ps….i was only 9 yeas of age.
-- jjempson
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AtomJack
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#1 posted 1027 days ago
Needs more nails! Seriously, what can one expect from a 9-year-old? You had to start somewhere!
schloemoe
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#2 posted 1027 days ago
I could barely rub 2 sticks together when I was 9 .That was a long time ago…............................Schloemoe
-- schloemoe, Oregon , http://www. woodrehab.blogspot.com
wellington
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#3 posted 1027 days ago
That’s excellent! Did 9-year-old you make any other wonderful pieces of furniture?
-- I want to be a space ship when I grow up.
RWJones
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#4 posted 1027 days ago
Hey, just think that is the neatest thing I’ve seen in a long time. I wish I had some of the stuff I made a s a kid. Over the years of moving, all of my childhood things are long gone. This should be the most valuable piece you own. Keep it forever and pass it down.
christopheralan
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#5 posted 1027 days ago
Just think: When you are rich and famous, this will be worth millions!
-- christopheralan http://www.projectwoodworks.com
Tomoose
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#6 posted 1027 days ago
Must have done a good job – it is still in one piece!
-- cut it twice and it's still too short...
tdv
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#7 posted 1027 days ago
You must have come from a wealthy family to have made a table when I was 9 (in 1961) that amount of wood would have kept us warm alll winter. Seriously though it’s great when you can look back & remember your first faltering steps, you have definitely improved, bet you’re grateful to that table. Thanks for sharing your trip down memory lane.
God bless
Trevor
-- God created wood that we may create. Trevor East Yorkshire UK
PurpLev
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#8 posted 1027 days ago
It stands! the lumber does look nice
-- ㊍ When in doubt - There is no doubt - Go the safer route.
Kindlingmaker
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#9 posted 1027 days ago
...and kept it was and has lasted! A very good project!
-- Never board, always knotty, lots of growth rings
Dennisgrosen
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#10 posted 1027 days ago
and you said you wont dangerus in a shop…...........LOL
thank´s for sharing you soul and art only quality work hold up to be beaten so many years
now take care and don´t you try to use it that wuold bee a little hazard to do :-)
best thoughts
Dennis
woody57
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#11 posted 1027 days ago
thanks for sharing
we all had to start somewhere
-- Emmett, from Georgia
brunob
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#12 posted 1027 days ago
Really great. Who’s Bongo?
-- Bruce from Central New York...now, if you'll pardon me, I have some sawdust to make.
dennis mitchell
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#13 posted 1027 days ago
Better that the stuff from can get from walmart!
jjempson
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#14 posted 1027 days ago
dear brunob…bongo was my first pet cat…love him to pieces and he did me the pleasure of staying with my for 15 years be for he fell quietly asleep…at the time he was 6 years old and full of life and mischief.
-- jjempson
Jesse_Rei
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#15 posted 1027 days ago
its lasted longer than anything there pumping out of ikea these days :)
-- jesse
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