Today in the Old Southern Woodshop

[mbcabinetmaker]

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[mbcabinetmaker]

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What do we have here?

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Oh goody

[ERLover]

Its for a credenza that I am building. 1 3/4" would look to heavy for my taste.

I understand. My personal tastes run more toward the massive look, but everything must be in proportion.

Like the ash table and bench below, custom-made by a master craftsman.


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Nice job

However,,










This is a masters work

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Hobbyman2

Yes it is, but a bit too glossy for the piece IMHO.

[Hobbyman2]

LOL

Another 100 years and ya will never know!!


Ya can never have too much bling by the way..

The drawers were hand cut half blind dove tails

I wish I had taken pictures of the bed head board and foot and the mirror and vanity that went with it

The lady cried when she picked it up!!


I did that like 6 -7 years ago.

Hobbyman2

[ERLover]

LOL

Another 100 years and ya will never know!!


Ya can never have too much bling by the way..

The drawers were hand cut half blind dove tails

I wish I had taken pictures of the bed head board and foot and the mirror and vanity that went with it

The lady cried when she picked it up!!


I did that like 6 -7 years ago.

Hobbyman2

Dont take me wrong, i just think for a period piece of that era, the gloss finish is wrong, and takes away from its original finish and time period it was made originally.

[mbcabinetmaker]

Okay I'm lost on these last 3 post but I should point out that this was a kitchen island and not the Credenza. I'll get back to that eventually. The open space is for a microwave.

[Hobbyman2]

I totally agree ,, It was how the lady wanted it ,,,,,, she said when she was a kid it shined like new money and thats what she wanted ,,,,said she wasn't good to wax the thing all the time ,,this was a one owner item,,,,,,well she is gone now and I hear the stuff was tossed away ,...sad what the state does to peoples stuff when they take over ,,,,,, she didnt have a family to pass it down to ,,, I never charged her a dime ,, it was a privilege to even work on some thing like that...,, listen,,, ,I dont want to hijack your thread ,,,,,you are doing a great job here .

Cant wait to see the finished project.


Hobbyman2

[dusty]

LOL


Hobbyman2

Posted in error.

[ERLover]

LOL

Another 100 years and ya will never know!!


Ya can never have too much bling by the way..

The drawers were hand cut half blind dove tails

I wish I had taken pictures of the bed head board and foot and the mirror and vanity that went with it

The lady cried when she picked it up!!


I did that like 6 -7 years ago.

Hobbyman2

Dont take me wrong, i just think for a period piece of that era, the gloss finish is wrong, and takes away from its original finish and time period it was made originally.

Well Dusty, what the word??