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CharlieM1958
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#1 posted 760 days ago
That’s a real interesting look. I’ll bet it was a challenge to work with those old planks.
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
travisowenfurniture
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#2 posted 760 days ago
That’s cool, is that the natural color (weathered, I mean), or did it darken when you applied a clear coat of some type? Tell us about the round shapes in the door panels, are they from resting on posts or something? Really neat, right on.
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scrazyj
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#3 posted 760 days ago
That is the natural color there was no finish, and for the shapes they are from where the piles met the decking at least thats what I think they are called. We called the shapes medallions and every door panel had to have one, as well as the finished end panels.
moment
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#4 posted 760 days ago
This is really beautiful , Well considered in design , and not easy to pull off …...... I often hear works described as ’ Rustic ’ , but this is the real deal ….Great work !!
superstretch
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#5 posted 759 days ago
Awesome.. I love pieces made from old/rustic/repurposed lumber
-- Dan, Rochester, NY
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