| Project by Steve Esterby | posted 382 days ago | 1325 views | 2 times favorited | 10 comments |  |
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both of these benches are made from the same type of driftwood with the grey taken off one and one left natural. The tops are fir from cape blanco on the southern oregon coast and the legs are dead standing madrone from the forest behind my house. The madrone dies because the rest of the forest out grew it and it lost the light. fun wood to work with because it is spalted so every piece has a different look.
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PaBull
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#1 posted 382 days ago
Very nice, I like your style.
Pb.
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Sam Shakouri
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#2 posted 382 days ago
Well, you’ve created useful benches from drifted wood instead puting them in fire. I like the idea and the way you put them together.
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jaykaypur
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#3 posted 382 days ago
Beautiful….the finished one is very very nice.
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GenerationWW
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#4 posted 382 days ago
Very cool, I agree with jaykaypur, the finished one stands out!
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canadianchips
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#5 posted 382 days ago
I really like these. GOOD JOB
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#6 posted 381 days ago
I like these
very nice
-- "Good artists borrow, great artists steal”…..Picasso
steliart
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#7 posted 381 days ago
love it
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#8 posted 381 days ago
Hi Steve, as always your furniture designs are beautiful, very nicely done.
-- Martin ....always count the number of fingers you have before, and after using the saw.
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#9 posted 380 days ago
I like the way these look.
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Beachysherri
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#10 posted 292 days ago
Wow, natural beauty !
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