Bobby Hicks took this pic while he was here and I just copied it from a msg he posted under "creeker visit". I don't know how to make the image appear here.
http://www.sawmillcreek.org/attachme...id=19375&stc=1
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Bobby Hicks took this pic while he was here and I just copied it from a msg he posted under "creeker visit". I don't know how to make the image appear here.
http://www.sawmillcreek.org/attachme...id=19375&stc=1
Steve Jenkins, McKinney, TX. 469 742-9694
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Excellent work Steve. It looks really great. Is the center panel book matched four ways or just two?
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Beautiful piece Steve.
What flavor of plywood did you use to glue to? Did you vacuum bag it? or???
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Steve, nothing less than fantastic! Great job once again!
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That thing is just gorgeous. Seems a shame to block any of that view with covers/pillows, etc.
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Thanks all.Originally Posted by Lee Schierer
Lee it's a 4 piece match and the end panels are crotch walnut. It's all layed up on 3/4 mdf.
Steve Jenkins, McKinney, TX. 469 742-9694
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Steve,
That is a terrific piece! Man, you did a nice, nice job----good one!
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All layed up on 3/4" mdf??? Whew! That's NOT going anywhere once set in place! And, if it were in MY house, I'd make sure it didn't go anywhere! That is flat out stunning!Very rich looking and the veneering exquisitely done. Very, very nice job, Steve!
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way cool!!!
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Fantastic, Steve, really beautiful!
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Simply Stunning! Great Job, thanks for posting.
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Wow! Is that pretty! Beautiful work Steve.
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Gorgeous! Great work Steve!
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Steve, that is truely Beautiful! You have really done that veneer proud.
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Work like that is the inspiration to "learn" about this craft.... OUTSTANDING
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