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Marco Cecala
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posted 633 days ago
Beautiful! What is the base made out of. What is the thickness of the leaf inlays?
GaryK
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posted 633 days ago
Interesting design. Very nice!
-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.
ratchet
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posted 633 days ago
what a nice project!
Love the design.
ATWilliams
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posted 633 days ago
Thanks, the base is made of Faux finished western red cedar, I finished it to look like stone. All of my inlays average from 1/8 to 1/2 an inch.
-- A. T. Williams Creation's
Scott Bryan
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posted 633 days ago
AT
This is an inspiring piece. I love the use of curves and inlays. Your design is excellent.
Thanks for the post.
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.
DAN
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posted 633 days ago
another beautiful piece …
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libris
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posted 633 days ago
You have a keen sense of inlaying. Very good design.
-- Libris, South Korea
coolbreeze
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posted 633 days ago
I think it’s a work of art.
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BrianM
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posted 633 days ago
Functional creative and artistic. The goal of every woodworker…. YOU nailed it!
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Robb
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posted 633 days ago
Love that Flame Birch, and the colors you chose to inlay against it!
-- Robb
Mario
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posted 632 days ago
Awesome peice of furnature. What are the dimensions, it is hard to put scale to the picture. Great work
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Dick, & Barb Cain
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posted 632 days ago
A beautiful table, & inlay work, very artistic piece.
I love the figure of the Birch.
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surfdude
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posted 632 days ago
Great Table and super design.Is it your own? As a Canadian, the Maple Leaf is of particular importance .
Nice work
surfdude
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ATWilliams
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posted 632 days ago
Thanks All ….......
Surfdude, Yes the design is my design, most of my piece ideas I pull out of my head as I am making them. I love doing leaf inlays, leaves seem to be my signature.
Mario – the demension are roughly, 45L X 24W X 16H
-- A. T. Williams Creation's
Blake
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posted 632 days ago
Awesome. That maple top is excellent. Again, the inlays are really well placed.
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rikkor
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posted 631 days ago
Extremely nice. You really did a great job.
cajunpen
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posted 621 days ago
Very nice, I appreciate the inlay work.
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Todd Thomas
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posted 272 days ago
great looking table…wonderful job
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