A couple recent projects

Great work!very beautiful unit

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Great job!

Thanks for the post

Callum

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Gorgeous!! That appears to be a great finish for cherry.

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This is beautiful work. How long did it take you to build the hall table? It is very nice, really fine. bbqKing

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I think this is a beatiful piece well done I am making a new office computer table after a design I found here which I hope turns out as nice as yours well done kindest regards Al;istair

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Nicely done, I really like it. Thanks for sharing Paul.

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Thanks for the comments. It is the basis for a coffee table, end table and dining table + chairs down the road so I’m looking forward to those. They will all have a little bit uniqueness to them, not just a clone of the side table but they will all be in the same family.
BBQking- I kept track of this project and it was nearly 50 hours excluding design time. Now that I have templates for the curves etc I could probably knock another one off a bit faster but I’ll never win a race making this stuff.

-- Paul

Very nice, very Mission. These pieces go well together. Thanks for the post.

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Beautiful work. I love the diamond detail on the strechers . . . walnut or ebony?

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Very, very nice…

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Zuki …... Ebony diamonds in the mirror and table.

-- Paul

Paul, Great job, really like the way you inset the sides and the diamond inlay in the bottom. How big is that mirror?? I looks enormous :>) Love the style and you did an exceptional job, just the right amount of detail. Wonderful pieces.

-- Jim Hallada, Chesterfield, VA

Yep- very nice looking table and mirror.

BTW-How long do you normally wait after applying the BLO, before applying the shellac??

Thanks for posting

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I generally wait a week to let the blo cure. Apparently you can get away with 2-3 days but I like the additional safety factor after all the work on the table I’d hate to have an issue with the finish lifting.

-- Paul

great looking stuff! well executed thank you

I love the graceful curves of the legs! Way to Stickley the cherry!

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Very nice

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