25" tall. Finished in oil and polyurethane. The seats were cut-offs that were destined to become cutting boards. Instead, I made them into sitting boards.
C&C welcome.
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25" tall. Finished in oil and polyurethane. The seats were cut-offs that were destined to become cutting boards. Instead, I made them into sitting boards.
C&C welcome.
Last edited by Prashun Patel; 03-17-2015 at 8:58 PM.
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Very pretty!
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Very nice work Prashun. I really like the joinery of the legs and stretchers. Is the inlay in the walnut seat strictly a design element, or is there a functional purpose?
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Gorgeous! Very fine work. My wife loves them as well!
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Excellent work. I like the joint details.
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Beautiful work once again.
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The kerf in the walnut was a bug that became a feature.
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Vert nice Prashun.
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I really like the shape on the edge of the walnut stool. It's very distinctive. Nice clean joinery too.
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very nice ..I like the sculpting of the joinery..nice flowing connections
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I like them much better as siting boards ;-) Very nice work Prashun. I think we have a new winner for the "best use of scraps". I could definitely see this form as a matched set of breakfast bar stools.
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Thanks, Glen. Funny you say 'matched set', because the first reaction from my home audience was, "But they're different colors. Why?"
To which I replied, "That's the point."
To which they resounded, "I like the dark one."
To which I countered, "The light one will become darker than the dark one in time."
To which they counter-countered, "But then they'll still be different colors."
Broken, I acquiesced, "When that time comes, I'll spray paint everything black."
Matchy matchy?
not on my watchy.
Brice, it's from the side of a live-edge board, so that live edge was left over.
Last edited by Prashun Patel; 03-18-2015 at 8:28 AM.
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Prashun those are sinuously gorgeous; just lovely. If they had only 3 legs I'd say they were very Frid like.
Why are they different colors?
John
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Very creative and well executed. The cherry board must have been exceptionally wide compared with what we usually see in SE OH. The sap wood on it will always be a different color!
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Oops, I meant SW OH.
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