| Project by Todd A. Clippinger | posted 636 days ago | 554 views | 0 times favorited | 12 comments | ![]() |
Well, here’s the last photos of the Shaker benches. I hope you enjoy them. I don’t mind the sap wood as you can see. It can act as a real accent. I have been bad about getting finish photos of my work before it leaves the shop, and I always deeply regret it.
Once again thanks to Martin for upgrading the capacity for the photos. I wouldn’t have been able to load these. – The really good stuff is coming.
-- Todd A. Clippinger, Montana, http://amcraftsman.com
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12 comments so far
WayneC
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posted 636 days ago
These are very nice and I like the sap wood.
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David
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posted 636 days ago
Todd – very nice! I also like the sap wood which adds an interesting accent. Cherry is such beautiful wood. Looking forward to “the really good stuff”!
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Don
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posted 636 days ago
Very nice!
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Roger Strautman
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posted 636 days ago
Keep up the good work!
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jockmike2
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posted 636 days ago
Beautiful cherry, nice benches. Yes Martin has done magic on this site. He’s the man. mike
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Mark A. DeCou
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posted 636 days ago
very nice. I like the through dovetails on the front of the drawers, nice detail. I can see why people are wanting you to make more of these, every home would be better with one.
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Bill
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posted 636 days ago
A nice design Todd, a bench with drawers. And dovetailed ones at that!
Are these benches for the hallways, or kitchen table area?
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Todd A. Clippinger
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The area most people are using these is at the entryway. Scooting a bench in and out at the dinner table would probably cause the drawers to shift out. There’s a thought when designing.
-- Todd A. Clippinger, Montana, http://amcraftsman.com
scottb
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posted 635 days ago
Could put a magnet at the back of the drawer, or figure out a way to engineer a drawer stop. At the table, they’d provide a perfect place for the kids to hide their vegetables!
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Todd A. Clippinger
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posted 635 days ago
I think you are right about the magnet. I use rare earth magnets quite frequently.
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StevieD
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posted 522 days ago
Just read your message to me so I had to go and look at your work Thumbsup. Didn’t know That there was other craftsmanout here in Montana, but by golly there is. I do know dana and would probably recognize the truck. Maybeone day we can connect and look aour work in person but not to close, I am sure that you could find a few mistakes with my projects. later Stevie-D in Big T.
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oscorner
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posted 521 days ago
Superb benches, just exquisite!
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