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Hello All, Just thought I’d post a project I had made for my Son’s Wife, If I should mention Daughter Later you’ll understand who I’m talking about. I simply dislike the words Daughter-In-Law, or Son-in-Law. Makes me think of the Missing 13th Admendment. Well I was trying to figure out what to make her for X-mas and my son had just recentley joined a local order, that used swords at their meetings. So I decided to make a Quilt Rack shaped like a Verically standing Sword. So my son and I could talk about the sword with out the daughter being anymore the wiser. It is made out of 1 inch Oak for the Base and End Components. They are fitted together with very snug half lap joints. The slender rails are 3/8×1” 1/4, Mortise and Tenon, It was 44 inches wide and 46 inches high in the middle. The Base was 18 inches wide. It was stained a Red Chestnut color, its a new color that MinWax came out with. Then i put on two coats of Semi-Gloss Poly. Hope you enjoy the pics…...your brother in woodworking John
-- Your Brother in WoodWorking John, Pittsburgh , PA.
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GaryK
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#1 posted 1881 days ago
Very cool. I like the design of the arms.
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Grumpy
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#2 posted 1881 days ago
Fine piece of work John. Great idea.
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Scott Bryan
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#3 posted 1880 days ago
That is an interesting piece and a very nice design.
Thanks for the post.
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rikkor
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#4 posted 1880 days ago
That’s nice. You did a good job on it.
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#5 posted 1880 days ago
sneaky.
Great job!!
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pappyjohn
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#6 posted 1880 days ago
Thanks All for your very nice comments, yeah Deb the daughter couldn’t figure out what we were talking about…..your brother in woodworking John
-- Your Brother in WoodWorking John, Pittsburgh , PA.
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