| Project by Marcos | posted 384 days ago | 1123 views | 16 times favorited | 7 comments |  |
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Hey ladies and gents. Here is an interconnected wall shelf I made out of Poplar. My wife saw one like this at some pizza parlor and asked if I could make one for her. It’s about 20” by 20” and is made using half laps in strategic places. It is stained with antique walnut stain and finished with Shellac. The pictures are a bit dark, but it came out very nice. It can be mounted diagonally or straight up if you wanna fill it with knick-knacks or spice shakers or such. Thanks for looking!
-- Marcos, California
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NaFianna
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#1 posted 384 days ago
Yes, I quite like this. Simole and elegant.
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Wes Grimes
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#2 posted 384 days ago
Very cool looking!
-- Wes, Garland, TX
MuseumQuality
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#3 posted 384 days ago
Great looking shelf! How it is mounted to the wall?
Marcos
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#4 posted 384 days ago
@MuseumQuality I just used those small brass picture frame hardware that you hammer in with small brass nails, since I knew that my wife wouldn’t be putting anything heavy on it. Thanks
-- Marcos, California
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#5 posted 383 days ago
It’s cool the way it looks like its coming out of the wall, very nice.
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crashn
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#6 posted 382 days ago
even in that orientation, you could store baseballs or other round objects. very nice
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#7 posted 382 days ago
Very nice! I love simple, elegant, functional designs like this.
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