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A mix of Australian Gumwood and Cherry top and legs. Sanded to 1200 of course and oiled with Tung Oil. The ‘circus’ like top knob also acts as a locking knob to rotate the interior locking mechanism.
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8 comments so far
Grumpy
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posted 196 days ago
nice piece of furniture Cedrus. Nothing like a bit of good old Aussie gum, there about 200 varieties, do you know which one?.
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Napaman
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posted 196 days ago
very nice!!!
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rikkor
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posted 196 days ago
Wow, that is cool. Good job.
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Scott Bryan
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posted 196 days ago
Cedrus,
I haven’t seen anything like this. It is a very interesting piece of furniture. And I enjoy the wood selection.
Thanks for the post.
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GaryK
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posted 196 days ago
That’s an outstanding piece. That knob detail is great.
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ND2ELK
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posted 196 days ago
Great looking piece. Any chance of seeing how the lock mechanism works? Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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Colin
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posted 195 days ago
Outstanding box, I really like the locking system.
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trifern
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posted 86 days ago
Great project.
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