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Buffet and Hutch

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Buffet and Hutch Buffet and Hutch Buffet and Hutch Click the pictures to enlarge them

This is the 46” buffet & hutch i made for our home. Its made from red oak (easily obtainable wood in our area lol) with a special walnut finish. It is all solid wood except for the backs.


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thetimberkid

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posted 56 days ago

Nice work!

Thanks for the post

Callum

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lew

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posted 56 days ago

Gorgeous piece of furniture.

Red oak is one of my favorite woods.

Lew

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griff

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posted 56 days ago

beautiful hutch really like the doors and finish , good build

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Bigbuck

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posted 56 days ago

Nice work, it looks great.

-- Glenn, New Mexico

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GMman

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posted 56 days ago

Very very nice work …..Tell me about the back why your wood grain is horizontal and the rest is vertical I always have my backs with the wood grain vertical I may be wrong

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eisner95

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posted 56 days ago

Normally i would keep the grains going in the same direction. I believe that i had a piece of ply left from a previous project and it would only fit this way. I have seen others put it that way to keep with the lines of the shelves.

Thanks for the comment!

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EdC

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posted 56 days ago

Very nice piece of furniture. That will last a couple of generations.

-- Ed Collinge- Edmonds, WA.

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Dusty56

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posted 29 days ago

I love the design , but don’t really care for the stain . No offense , JMO…I don’t stain or paint anything that I make unless the customer insists on it . I had made a wonderful storage unit , selecting pieces for their natural beauty and grain and then the customer brings me a can of stain “so it will match our other furniture”...I couldn’t get it out of my shop fast enough ! LOL Take care and again , great design : )

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