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Just finished a mission style mirror for my foyer. Made out of 4/4 and 5/4 QSWO. First time using the Jeff Jewitt finishing process, really impressed. Had to move inside for the final gluing and finishing due to the cold weather.
Special thanks to John Teneyck and Rob Luter for assisting in the finishing process. Time to start a hall table to match.
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Looks GREAT.... Love that mission style.
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Inspiring in that it came out so well.
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You nailed it. That finishing approach is 75% of what I do.
Plus - clever guy - take a small project like the mirror, sort out the finishing, then move on to the bigger project.
We'll expect to see photos of that as well.
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very nice design and craftsmanship ! good job
Very nicely done and a great location for it.
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Sweet looking mirror.
Nice job...
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Really nice.
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Beautiful work! What are the approximate dimensions of the mirror?
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Thanks guys. Jeff the dimensions are 28"x45"
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You can color me impressed. Nice work!
Regards, Marty
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I really like this piece. Good work!
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Looks great, Keith! I am just completing a small A&C mirror for a Christmas gift and am wrestling with the seemingly endless finishing options. Yours looks sharp.
Mike
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