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Sandra
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#1 posted 89 days ago
Wow! Gorgeous bed. Would love to see more pics of your workshop – did you build the bench as well?
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schroeder
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#2 posted 89 days ago
Work of art! – Very nice! – how did you do your inlays?
Schroeder
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akmiller907
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#3 posted 89 days ago
That is by far the nicest bed I have seen! Really great work
-- Kenny
edward60
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#4 posted 89 days ago
Thank you. This small table is build two years ago. I am posted my workshop in my profile. Welcome to my small workshop. About inlays. At the begining I want to make Harvey Ellis inlays with pewter and copper. But I am not found techniqes of the work with pewter and I took a decision use the brass. Then I made to order on the Laser cut of brass. The routing wood workpieces made to order on the CNC Router. The inlays patterns I took in this book
http://www.amazon.com/Shop-Drawings-Craftsman-Inlays-Hardware/dp/1892836203
Then I glued brass inlays strips into workpieces with epoxy.
Monte Pittman
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#5 posted 89 days ago
Your English is fine sir. Your woodworking is absolutely beautiful.
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ShaneA
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#6 posted 89 days ago
Great job, turned out beautifully.
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#7 posted 89 days ago
On this site we speak “woodworking” and you, sir, qualify as an orator. Замечательно!
-- Art
Mean_Dean
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#8 posted 89 days ago
Excellent looking Greene & Greene bed! It certainly will be a beautiful addition for your bedroom.
By the way, there is a bed project like this in this month’s Fine Woodworking or Popular Woodworking magazines (not sure which), and I may have to build one, too!
-- Dean
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#9 posted 89 days ago
Beautiful Job!!!!
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WoodenSoldier
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#10 posted 89 days ago
Great looking bed, Edward. What finish did you use? I’m working on a bed out of sapele too.
-- I wish wood grew on trees so that this was a cheaper hobby.
edward60
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#11 posted 89 days ago
It is simply.The fist- primed bed ( mix pollyurethan liacquer and white spirit), the second- stained ” Varathane Gel Stain Red Mahagony. Then – two layers polyurethan laquer . To my regret I have not comressor and stained room, so I use brushes.
Woodbridge
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#12 posted 89 days ago
beautiful looking G&G bed!
-- Peter, Woodbridge, Ontario
PaulLL
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#13 posted 89 days ago
NIce bed! and the inlays are a great addition!
tsangell
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#14 posted 89 days ago
I liked it. Then I saw the inlay.
Now, I love it!
Ken90712
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#15 posted 88 days ago
I love G and G , amazing work, what a great bed! Wowzaaaaaaaa
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
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