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This is the last job I did, in fact it was not exactly what I was ordered, it is true that it was a high table with certain measures, but due to read many times the enthusiasm of amateurs and professionals on the tool Japanese I was inspired by the idea of assembling some Japanese tendency to see if it was possible in my tiny workshop, where the only japanese tools are a hammer Genno to adjust blades and a square without heel.
It goes without saying that the final color of the furniture does not do justice to the joints look better but that’s what I was asked and I could not do anything else
Despite not being totally satisfied with the outcome I hope my colleagues will find it useful when looking for ideas.
If you want to see more pictures of this project you can visit my facebook open profile:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=81000&id=1577404996
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Este es el ultimo trabajo que he hecho, en realidad no fue exactamente lo que me encargaron, si es verdad que fue una mesa alta con determinadas medidas, pero a raiz de leer muchas veces el entusiasmo de los aficionados y profesionales sobre la herramienta japonesa, me inspiro la idea de hacer algun ensamble de tendencia japonesa para comprobar si era posible en mi tallercito, donde las unicas herramientas japonesas que hay son un pequelño martillo Genno para ajustar cuchillas y una escuadra sin talon.
No hace falta decir que el color final del mueble no hace justicia para que se vean mejor las uniones pero es lo que me pidieron y no podia hacer otra cosa
A pesar de no estar del todo satisfecho con el resultado espero que mis compañeros lo encuentren util a la hora de buscar ideas.
Si quereis ver mas fotos de e4ste projecto podeis visitar mi perfil abierto de facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=81000&id=1577404996














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peteg
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#1 posted 898 days ago
lovely combination of joints, bet you had some fun & enjoyed making this piece, well done
-- Pete G: If you always do what you always did you'll always get what you always got
TJ65
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#2 posted 898 days ago
What a beautiful looking table
I love how you used the wood that was cracked
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David Kirtley
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#3 posted 898 days ago
¡Felicidades y un feliz año nuevo desde el sur de Texas!
¡Te aventaste! ¿Hiciste un video tambien?
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Julio Alonso Diaz
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#4 posted 897 days ago
Thank you so much friends ! It is so nice to get such a positive feedback
This time I didnt make a vid, I´m trying to make videos about my experiences at the shop to show what I´m learning along the way
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Rotceh
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#5 posted 897 days ago
Un gran expositor de ensambles, que curiosamente tiene forma de mesilla.Gran trabajo como siempre.
-- Work is my road to knowledge,Curiosity is my fellow traveler. El trabajo es mi camino al conocimiento, la curiosidad es mi compañero de viaje. Héctor
clarkey
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#6 posted 884 days ago
Great looking joinery, well executed !!!!
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