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Thought I would post the project I am currently working on.
They are 4 – 10 ft tall mahogany panels to be installed in a clients living room.
The rails are bent lamentations consisting of 6 – 1/8” resawen and sanded layers glued up with a jig in the vacuum press. The styles were run through a local millwork’s moulder with a 42” concave radius face to match the radius of the rails.
I will continue with pics of some of the moldings I have run for the project so far.
-- Marshall _ Wichita, Ks _ "Growing Old is Mandatory - - Growing Up Is Optional" :)
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Jimthecarver
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#1 posted 1961 days ago
Wow! those are a thing of beauty, I recognise the work it takes to complete a task like this one….Nice job!
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Scott Bryan
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#2 posted 1961 days ago
Wow. Those are impressive. I cannot fathom the work involved with a project of this size. I posted a plant stand yesterday which was a bent lamination. I uttered several expletives during the glue up and lamination process but that project is nothing compared to this.
I, personally, would love to see a blog on this process if you have time. Many of us simply have no opportunity for exposure to work of this scale.
I am sure that the finished job is going to be gorgeous.
Thanks for sharing.
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Karson
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#3 posted 1961 days ago
Great looking project. The bent lamentations look very impressive.
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GaryK
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#4 posted 1961 days ago
Those things are fantastic. In case you don’t know yet, I love mahogany.
-- Gary - Never pass up the opportunity to make a mistake look like you planned it that way - Tyler, TX
Critterman
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#5 posted 1960 days ago
Marshall please keep us up on this…very, very interesting. And those doors are looking great. Love to see stuff like this posted, always looking to learn more. Thanks for posting it.
-- Jim Hallada, Chesterfield, VA
bong
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#6 posted 1957 days ago
you’re work is very nice, curved panel must be difficult to match and plumb at the site.
-- Bong
motthunter
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#7 posted 1899 days ago
takes a special talent
-- making sawdust....
Don "Dances with Wood" Butler
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#8 posted 1270 days ago
Phenomenal work!
Very unusual, too.
By the way, I see you have a Legacy Mill in your shop. What model is it? I have a 1500EX.
Best regards,
Don
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