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18 comments so far
teenagewoodworker
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posted 185 days ago
that looks great. i think that the inlays add a little something to the Zebra Wood top.
Paul D
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posted 185 days ago
Awesome table and excellent work on the inlays. The zebrawood really makes this table stand apart.
-- Paul D, Atlanta GA
jm82435
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posted 185 days ago
I like all the leaves. I am going to have to try that on a project soon…
-- A thing of beauty is a joy forever... - Keats
motthunter
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posted 185 days ago
the inlay brings more interest to the top than plain zebrawood. Not that zebrawood is plain… I like it.
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trifern
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posted 185 days ago
Very nice. I especially like the tone on tone inlays. Sometimes the subtle treatments are the most elegant.
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GaryK
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posted 185 days ago
Those legs are great.
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Scott Bryan
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posted 185 days ago
This is a nice choice of woods. The zebrawood and walnut compliment each other well. The use of zebrawood for the inlays adds a nice touch to the design of the piece as well. This wood gives the inlays a subtle sense of realism in that it resembles veining in the leaves. The through tenons are a nice detail as well.
Well done.
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Blake
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posted 184 days ago
Really nice design. The leaves don’t take away at all. Their is just the right number and placement of leaves. They really add a lot of visual interest without being too busy. Very well executed. I like this piece a lot.
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ATWilliams
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posted 184 days ago
Thanks Blake, somtimes its hard to know when you got it just right, or gone way over the top ….
-- A. T. Williams Creation's
rikkor
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posted 183 days ago
Nice inlays. There are a lot of nice details here.
-- Maplewood, MN
ATWilliams
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posted 183 days ago
Thanks,, I tried to keep this one Elegant, yet simply stated ….
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Robb
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posted 180 days ago
My (nonwoodworking) wife said, “Wow! Nice inlays!”. I guess I must be showing her a lot of posts or something. Terrific work, you sure do great inlay and design work.
-- Robb
ATWilliams
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posted 180 days ago
Robb, tell your wife,, “Thank you very much” ............ glad you enjoyed ….
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Dusty56
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posted 59 days ago
perfect job…zebrawood is so awesome yet rarely seen in projects….top notch job on this one
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ATWilliams
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posted 58 days ago
Thanks Dusty
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thetimberkid
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posted 58 days ago
Great job!
Thanks for the post
Callum
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Chris
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posted 58 days ago
I have never seen Zebrawood used as the primary species in a piece of furniture. Very nice AT!
-- Chris
ATWilliams
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posted 58 days ago
Thanks Chris,,, I often use accent woods as the primary wood in a lot of my pieces,,,, its a lot more expensive, but the end results are worth it …
tony
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