| Project by Stanley Coker | posted 384 days ago | 1032 views | 2 times favorited | 14 comments |  |
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Hi Everyone, It has been awhile since my last post, but here is a mission style sideboard that I made for a friend. Made of white oak which was supposed to be all quarter sawn, but did not all turn out to be quarter sawn. Lumber was very rough, a lot of knots and warped boards to cut around. I will be a lot more picky the next time I get quarter sawn white oak.
All in all I guess it didn’t turn out too bad. Our friend was very pleased with it.
Hopefully I will have another project to post soon.
Thanks.
SC
-- Stanley, North Georgia
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bampy
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#1 posted 384 days ago
Very nice Stanley, hope to build fine furniture myself someday, could you post some pics of the jointery with that?
helluvawreck
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#2 posted 384 days ago
It’s very nicely done.
helluvawreck aka Charles
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cwell918
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#3 posted 384 days ago
Nice looking piece!
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workerinwood
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#4 posted 384 days ago
Beautiful!! Nice design and build.
-- Jack, Albuquerque
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#5 posted 384 days ago
Gorgeous wood, that really looks good
-- Don, Royersford, PA
Woodbridge
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#6 posted 384 days ago
You’ve done a beautiful job. It looks great.
-- Peter, Woodbridge, Ontario
a1Jim
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#7 posted 384 days ago
A very good build Stan ,it looks great.
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GlennsGrandson
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#8 posted 384 days ago
Looks great, what kind of finish did you use? any stain? I haven’t done much with oak yet but like this light color and grain of the oak. Thanks
-- Grant - S/N Dakota
Retsof
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#9 posted 384 days ago
Looks great! Was this your own design, or did you work from a published plan? I would love to build one of these someday.
I’m building a bookshelf in mission style right now. I haven’t been able to find quarter sawn white oak here in Las Vegas. I went with rift sawn white oak plywood and standard white oak hardwood for mine. I’ll be posting my project as soon as it is finished.
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planeBill
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#10 posted 384 days ago
Super sweet though, despite all of the lumber problems. You did just fine.
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GenerationWW
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#11 posted 384 days ago
Looks great, nice work!
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#12 posted 383 days ago
Great looking piece, very nicely done
-- Martin ....always count the number of fingers you have before, and after using the saw.
Stanley Coker
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#13 posted 379 days ago
Thanks guys for all the comments. All of the joinery is mortise and tennion, for the color I put Dark Walnut Danish oil and the 5 coats of wipe on poly. First time I have used the dark walnut on oak and was very pleased, I think it is a great color for mission style.
SC
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#14 posted 376 days ago
Wow.. great job!
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