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So I got a bunch of random colored wood from a neighbor who heard the racket I was making and recognized the sounds of a fellow wood guy.
None of the wood was straight, complete or really much of anything. I decided to cut the wood up in 2” thick pieces at equally random lengths for what I call this “Quilted” Barn Wood Dresser.
You can view a more more photos at my blog.
-- http://ottoschmitz.wordpress.com
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EoinB
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#1 posted 237 days ago
Love it
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hein
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#2 posted 237 days ago
Very nice!
rtravln1
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#3 posted 237 days ago
okay, This is pretty cool =)
Sawtooth
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#4 posted 237 days ago
Great design.
-- "I'm a lumbrjock and I'm OK..."
Spoontaneous
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#5 posted 237 days ago
Outstanding. I really like the ‘fun’ and creative look to it. Very worthwhile!
-- I just got done cutting three boards and all four of them were too short. (true story)
Sandra
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#6 posted 237 days ago
Absolutely love this! The title caught my eye, because I am a quilter as well as a newby woodworker, and I’m been trying to come up with ways to blend the two. So much character in this piece.
-- No, I don't want to buy the pink hammer.
bake
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#7 posted 237 days ago
really cool!
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MarkTheFiddler
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#8 posted 237 days ago
I don’t want to steal your idea but this is incredible! Thanks very much for sharing! I showed it to my daughter and she gave me the go ahead to make one for her room.
-- Learning is like a door. Open it and there are hundreds more on the other side. Thanks for all the lessons!
Phil53
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#9 posted 237 days ago
Cool concept…I like the old word processor on top gives it a nice touch.
sawsister
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#10 posted 237 days ago
Very nice! I have seen up scale galleries selling similar furniture for thousands of $$$.
OttoSchmitz
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#11 posted 237 days ago
Hey Mark, go for it! Post a pic of your version when it’s complete. Thanks for checking it out!
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Randy Price
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#12 posted 237 days ago
Looks good – nice use of reclaimed wood.
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majuvla
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#13 posted 237 days ago
Interesting!
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MarkTheFiddler
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#14 posted 237 days ago
Thanks Otto! I appreciate your permission. I really like your chest of drawers!
-- Learning is like a door. Open it and there are hundreds more on the other side. Thanks for all the lessons!
Dwinkel5
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#15 posted 237 days ago
This looks great. Great job turning what could be considered “scrap” into something awesome.
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