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I finished the TV stand finally. I still have to sand and apply finish to the coffee table before final assembly of it. I narrowed the maple shadow piece and the bull nose, I like it a lot better that way. The top for the coffee table is in the background. The end table top was the left over from the coffee table top board so I am hoping it will turn out nicely.
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That is really nice!!!
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That's some mighty nice furniture for a brand-new apartment dweller! :cool:

My oldest daughter is having to make do with Ikea stuff. :o However, she actually seems to like it. :eek: :rolleyes:
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Nice job!
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That is nice work Brenda. I love the use of the maple as contrast. The finish looks great too.
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I have gotten the coffee table and love seat done. I almost had enough cherry left over to make the love seat. I do not have pictures of the final pieces yet but here is a picture of the coffee table top.
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I also had some cut offs left over with groves cut in them so made a couple of utensil/pencil holders.
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I also made a pepper grinder. I found a really interesting piece of box elder that I wrapped around and placed on a soft maple base.
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The color in the box elder is amazing. I have never seen it used on projects but I will now keep my eye open for some now. And those tables are awesome, too.
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Here is the coffee table without the lower shelf and you can see some of the love seat frame.
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Beautiful Brenda!!!
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The tables, love seat and things were delivered to my daughter yesterday. They turned out to be interesting projects with some things I had not done in many years and new techniques to learn. I had not glued up larger panels in a number of years so that was interesting. I also learned to use casting epoxy. I used it to fill several missing knots, cracks and to stabilize some knots in the cherry. I got a chance to practice my turning (lamp) and my son got to turn his first project (ice cream scoop) for her. Her apt is now furnished and I find that except for a couple of bar height chairs I have made all of it.
furniture in place
furniture in place
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Husband made the cushion covers.  I made a small storage area under the seat cushion.
Husband made the cushion covers. I made a small storage area under the seat cushion.
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Like how the maple on the arms turned out
Like how the maple on the arms turned out
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You can still see the cracks that I filled with casting epoxy
You can still see the cracks that I filled with casting epoxy
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Coffee table opens for storage
Coffee table opens for storage
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