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Here is a changing table that will also serve as a small dresser when the baby gets older. Its made out of Walnut, and the vertical panels are walnut veneer. I choose not to dye the veneered panels just to add a little bit of contrast. The finish is a witches brew with 3 coats applied, then rubbed out with 0000 steel wool and wax applied.
Thanks for looking.
Dave
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CharlieM1958
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posted 227 days ago
Very nice looking piece!
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trifern
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posted 227 days ago
Great job. This should serve you well for many years.
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Scott Bryan
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posted 227 days ago
Hi Dave,
This is a gorgeous changing table. I like the contrast between the walnut and veneer.
Thanks for the post.
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woodup
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posted 227 days ago
It looks like the grain between the top two drawers (left and right) line up as if from one piece of lumber. I like the way that looks.
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ND2ELK
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posted 227 days ago
Very nice job on the dressing table. Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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Lee A. Jesberger
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posted 219 days ago
Hi Dave;
Very nice work on this Dresser.
Well done!
Lee
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