| Project by DaveWS | posted 690 days ago | 824 views | 2 times favorited | 5 comments | ![]() |
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Woodworking has interested me for sometime now and I happen to work with a very good woodworker (RKW). I needed a place to keep my logo golf balls and didn’t really like the ones I found on-line and in local stores, so what better way to get started in woodworking! I didn’t have any tools to speak of what so ever, but Randy did. We built this in the week-ends and after work. We used maple and walnut for the wood and used sliding dovetails for the shelves. Then we thought some green flock wood look nice, sort of emulate a golf green. It really turned out far better that I could have ever imagined. I would like to take the credit for this one, however Randy really did all the work as far as setting up the tools and I just pushed the wood through the blades! A very good learning project for me though, thanks Randy. By the way I was very slow in posting this project, this was actually done last summer!
-- {Dave}
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Joanne
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#1 posted 690 days ago
Very nice job!
-- Joanne, New York, www.creationhollow.com
RKW
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#2 posted 690 days ago
im blushing…..i think you did a great job, and i forgot how fantastic this thing looks. well done.
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#3 posted 690 days ago
Very nice job.
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Kent Shepherd
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#4 posted 690 days ago
Dave (and Randy) Great job on the project. By now you should be totally hooked on woodworking.
Thanks for sharing.
-- She thought I hung the moon--now she just thinks I did it wrong
Roger
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#5 posted 348 days ago
Super project. Very nice wood combos, and nice dovetails.
-- Roger from KY. Work/Play/Travel Safe. Kentuk55@bellsouth.net
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