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Mini bar, built from maple slabs and redwood roots. I built this for a friends art gallery in west Seattle called Mind Unwind. The finish on the main slab is a two part epoxy with the shine taken off and the rest is a poly made by Deft Measures 8’x2’ 30 somthing inches high I was shooting for a simple flow of lines and good contrast, thanks for lookin lumber jocks.
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-- Jeffro,knockonwood
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bugz
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#1 posted 474 days ago
Very cool, nice use of wood.
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jeffro
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#2 posted 474 days ago
thanks bugz
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#3 posted 474 days ago
nice, god job
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a1Jim
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#4 posted 474 days ago
Very original design and very cool overall
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#5 posted 474 days ago
Beautiful. It looks shorter than I would expect, what is the height of the top, ~24”?
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#6 posted 474 days ago
Love it! “simple flow of lines and good contrast” achieved.
Dale
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#7 posted 474 days ago
Perfect for an art gallery, very nice work.
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TZH
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#8 posted 474 days ago
As with all your work – stunning! Beautiful flow and symmetry. Was wondering if you might be willing share how you took the shine off the epoxy top? Thanks.
TZH
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#9 posted 474 days ago
Excellent workmanship.
A one of a kind piece that I’m sure the customer AND their customers will drool over.
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#10 posted 474 days ago
Fantastic wood and craftsmanship. It should be on display in an art gallery!
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#11 posted 474 days ago
Amazing, I love it! Very nice work!
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#12 posted 474 days ago
Very cool work. It’s one heck of a statment piece.
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#13 posted 474 days ago
this is beyond kool.. wow! you really help bring out the beauty of Mother Natures creations. you got it
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jeffro
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#14 posted 474 days ago
TZH, to take the shine off ill let it cure for a few days then start in with a 400 grit nice and even over the hole thing then work to a 600 grit and 0000steel wool and then rub it down with kit car wax. The process takes awhile but the results are great.
-- Jeffro,knockonwood
TZH
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#15 posted 474 days ago
Thanks, Jeffro. I’m working on a top right now that I haven’t been really happy with, so your info will really come in handy. Again, love your work – keep it comin’!!!!!!!
TZH
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