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Lounge chair, This is a neat design Ive been thinking about, it was a good way to utilize some great arch pieces Ive been saving. Built from salvaged cedar roots the back is a red cedar burl and the seat is a cedar root split open to reveal that beautiful compression grain, finished with a oil finish.
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ChrisK
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#1 posted 375 days ago
Very Cool. Looks very heavy.
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Mauricio
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#2 posted 375 days ago
Awesome!
-- Mauricio - Woodstock, GA - "Confusion is the Womb of Learning, with utter conviction being it's Tomb" Prof. T.O. Nitsch
grizzman
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#3 posted 375 days ago
jeff you really nail it every time, this is a beautiful chair, fantastic design and what beautiful woods you used, i just love your creations, there are several jocks on here who i know will not disappoint and you sir are one of them..congrats on a wonderful new piece…grizz
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Bearpie
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#4 posted 375 days ago
Ditto what Grizzman says, YOU definitely do not disappoint me any time you post a project! I’m always amazed with your ability to come up with a fantastic chair. You are in a league of your own!
-- Erwin, Jacksonville, FL
onelegged
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#5 posted 374 days ago
as usual, beautiful and stunning. Can’t wait for the next project!
peteg
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#6 posted 374 days ago
Hey Jeffro, you just have a way of reassembling mother natures cast offs into a fabulous piece of practical art.
Another great job :))
Pete
-- Pete G: If you always do what you always did you'll always get what you always got
Rogue
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#7 posted 374 days ago
I dub this “woolly mammoth ” it has a real nortic look. Love it dude!
-- Rogue
dannelson
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#8 posted 374 days ago
probably the best thing Ive seen in months on this forum
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nobuckle
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#9 posted 374 days ago
That’s really cool. Where do you come up with driftwood that is so symetric?
-- Doug - Make an effort to live by the slogan "We try harder"
Todd A. Clippinger
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#10 posted 374 days ago
Man! You are AWESOME! That is great!
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NaFianna
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#11 posted 374 days ago
Incredible vision and skill and effort. And you must have amazing tools and access to great raw materials.
I just want to sit on it right where it is.
-- Cad a dheanfaimid feasta gan adhmad.......?
Roger
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#12 posted 374 days ago
Oh yes…. Seems as tho if sat in, you may go back to the future. Very kool, as always.
-- Roger from KY. Work/Play/Travel Safe. Kentuk55@bellsouth.net
dakremer
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#13 posted 374 days ago
this is my favorite one so far!! BAD..ASS…
-- Hey you dang woodchucks, quit chucking my wood!!!!
Woodbridge
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#14 posted 374 days ago
Another magnificent chair. It creates a number of different images. From the front it does look like mammoth tusks. The back view on the other hand has a sense of movement, some type of star wars speeder. Another piece of creative masterwork.
-- Peter, Woodbridge, Ontario
cwell918
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#15 posted 374 days ago
That is absolutely Awesome! Fantastic! Wow…That is a piece of art
-- Chris Wellman, Hope, Maine www.buzzellhillwoodworkinganddesign.com
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