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GrandpaLen
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#1 posted 437 days ago
Very Nicely done.
I have been collecting pictures and ideas for a gate at the side of our home. Thought I had it narrowed down to 4 designs, well now make that 5. At my age (63) I only plan to make the Gate once. So it has to be the right one.
I’m leaning towards a natural redwood panel fence and your gate has the appeal I favor. Gate and fence are a total of 12 ft. between house and garage.
Thanks for sharing.
-- Mother Nature should be proud of what you've done with her tree. - Len ...just north of a stone's throw from the oHIo, river that is, in So. Indiana.
Kelen
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#2 posted 437 days ago
Very creative looking, looks great!
ChuckV
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#3 posted 437 days ago
Julian,
That is a great gate!
The picture of raising the door panel on the table saw is very similar to what I have done for some furniture doors. I am wondering how you handled the curved part on the upper panels.
Thanks for posting.
-- I was walking down the street, something caught my eye, and dragged it 15 feet.
Gabe C.
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#4 posted 437 days ago
That is a beautiful gate! I am curious also as to how you made the curved part on the panels.
(And why did you paint it?!? ...to each, their own)
-- If I could just get this whole "Time/Money" problem figured out...
jackthelab
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#5 posted 437 days ago
Looks great – the painted surface really makes it pop!
-- Dave in Minnesota - If it ain't broke, improve it!
ncdon
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#6 posted 437 days ago
How nice is that? It just went to my favorites.
-- Don, North Carolina,http://www.ncdon.com " A sharp blade & a tuned saw= happiness"
vakman
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#7 posted 437 days ago
Wow that’s a beautiful gate, well done!
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BarbS
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#8 posted 437 days ago
Very Classy! “Somebody Important Lives Here” or, “Someone with Good Taste Lives Here.” Nice.
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Julian
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#9 posted 437 days ago
Thanks for the compliments. The person with good taste must be my wife.
-- Julian
mcgriffith
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#10 posted 437 days ago
Julian:
That is a great gate. Wow, you do really great work. I am new to making Mortise and Tennon joints and I saw your post of the jig you made. Do you happen to have detailed plans that you could share? I would love to make a jig like yours and be able to make mortise and tennon joints as smooth as the ones shown in the pictures of the gate.
Thanks …mike…
-- Michael TX, Not even my wife understands my sense of humor.
Pete Pedisich
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#11 posted 437 days ago
Great combination of materials and design. Nice work!
Ken Fitzpatrick
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#12 posted 435 days ago
What a beautiful gate! Nice construction details. Thanks for sharing.
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