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Redeemed Sappy Black walnut Media Cabinet

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Project by joseb posted 300 days ago 1908 views 6 times favorited 8 comments Add to Favorites Watch

This piece is made 99% of Sappy Black Walnut, the other 1% woods are bloodwood and holly on the handles. I took a load of nice but sappy walnut because it was cheap since no one wanted it. So, after setting a few weeks on my wood rack, I had the thought to make something usefull out something no body wanted and then the inspiration came in a flash, that the Walnut althoughit had many colors, (brown red and yellow black and white) All came from the same tree, same twigs same branches same roots. This piece represents all humans no matter what color of skin or culture, we all come from the same source, same Creator.
This pictures were taken shortly after the finish and therefore the glass on the doors is not yet installed.

The patterns are made by mitering laminates in any angle and regluing the new pattern. I did that 3 times(3 generations) except the sides wich have two generations.The backis ship lap. The made designs in the drawer bottoms from the leftover of the miter laminate. The finish is laquer.

-- Jose Berenguer




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MonteCristo

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#1 posted 300 days ago

Very unusual piece. Looks like something Picasso might go for.

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gfadvm

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#2 posted 300 days ago

That is certainly a unique, one of a kind media cabinet. It looks like you have an unbelievable amount of time and work invested in this. Someone, somewhere would pay a lot for this one. I liked your story re: the inspiration for this piece.

-- " I'll try to be nicer, if you'll try to be smarter" gfadvm

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#3 posted 299 days ago

Truly and excellently well designed piece. Super modern and striking, yet aesthetically comforting.

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tsangell

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#4 posted 299 days ago

I hope it survives the wood movement, because that thing is awesome.

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#5 posted 299 days ago

Quite clever & a great use of the wood. But I must say, I could not live with it in my living room. Maybe someone who has a huge space. I really like it, tho.

-- We call the destruction of replaceable human made items vandalism, while the destruction of irreplaceable natural resources is called development.

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#6 posted 299 days ago

This is an amazing piece! I could stare at it for hours just following the flow of the pieces and parts. Really cool!!

-- "Man's ingenuity has outrun his intelligence" (Joseph Wood Krutch)

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Philip

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#7 posted 298 days ago

That is a very interestImg piece and a good message. Well done.

-- If you can dream it, I can do it!

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Jim Jakosh

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#8 posted 295 days ago

Nice unique piece. I’ll be you go through lots of glue!!!!!!!!!...............Jim

-- Jim Jakosh.....Practical Wood Products...........Learn something new every day!!

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