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Project by Krunoslav posted 354 days ago 2407 views 37 times favorited 21 comments Add to Favorites Watch

Hi, guys!
This guy http://www.olivier-dolle.com/pages/news.aspx has designed something that I really liked so I decided to do something like that for myself. Make this bookshelf was a big challenge, but the satisfaction is greater!

-- Nothing is as complicated as it seems




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Oldelm

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#1 posted 354 days ago

Really nice. This is one that I can’t let the wife see or my next in line project will be pushed back a bit.

-- Jim, Missouri

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Krunoslav

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#2 posted 354 days ago

Jim, you can try, but you can not escape the fate :)

-- Nothing is as complicated as it seems

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Gerben

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#3 posted 354 days ago

I’ve seen those before, and really liked them. Yours looks very good. Almost better than the original.

Did your use solid wood, or is it hollow on the inside?

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greg48

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#4 posted 354 days ago

Wow, nice design and execution. Each piece being tapered and sprouting from the wall is a nice effect. Wife heck, I want something like that myself. My only question is what type of joinery did you use?

-- Greg, No. Cal.

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Roger

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#5 posted 354 days ago

Very kool. I likes it alot!

-- Roger from KY. Work/Play/Travel Safe. Kentuk55@bellsouth.net

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GenerationWW

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#6 posted 354 days ago

Very cool. That is perfect for a child’s bedroom, heck is makes a great decor piece too!

-- list your handcrafted treasures @ www.generationwoodworks.com for free!

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robert triplett

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#7 posted 354 days ago

That IS cool. I can see a lot of those being tried. I also wonder about the joinery. biscuits? dowels? glue and hope!!

-- Robert, so much inspiration here, and so little time!

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TomTinkerSum

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#8 posted 354 days ago

Awesome creativity in a simple design. Great job!!

Tom

-- If a woodchuck could chuck wood, he's probably not a Lumberjock --

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Krunoslav

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#9 posted 354 days ago

Thank you all. The structure is hollow and the elements are simply glued. Before gluing everything has to be accurately processed.

-- Nothing is as complicated as it seems

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Andrew

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#10 posted 354 days ago

Do you have any pictures of the construction?

-- Andrew - Albany. NY

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Krunoslav

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#11 posted 354 days ago

Unfortunately, I don’t have any picture of the construction.

-- Nothing is as complicated as it seems

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majuvla

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#12 posted 354 days ago

Turned out awsome!Very nice lookong shelf

-- Ivan, Croatia, Wooddicted

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madts

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#13 posted 354 days ago

That is way cool. Very well done.

-- Thor and Odin are the greatest of Gods.

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a1Jim

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#14 posted 354 days ago

I like this book shelf very cool design and well done.

-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/

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mnpete

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#15 posted 354 days ago

Great job!

-- Follow my woodworking adventures in The Second Wind Workshop, http://secondwindworkshop.blogspot.com/

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