Mantel with glass door cabinet above

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charlese
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Mark, this is a truly beautiful piece - not only the mantle and cabinet, but your patience and expertise in picturing and explaining the sequences and story of milling, assembly and safety! Not only are you a great craftsman, but also a super teacher.

Truly, Truly! This is a thread for readers to read, study and learn from.

Your participation in this forum is deeply appreciated.

Many, Many Thanks!
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Beautiful work Mark and by the way, I covet your shop.
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I agree with the other comments. Thank you so much for posting these types of threads - they are very informative and enjoyable and I learn a lot!
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Post by shipwright »

Very nice Mark. your time spent on posting these projects is obviously very worth the effort and is enjoyed by many. Once again, Very Nice work and thanks for sharing.

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shipwright wrote:Very nice Mark. your time spent on posting these projects is obviously very worth the effort and is enjoyed by many. Once again, Very Nice work and thanks for sharing.

Paul M
Change the 'Mark' above to 'Paul', and it is equally applicable(albeit the style differs)!
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Post by mbcabinetmaker »

JPG40504 wrote:Change the 'Mark' above to 'Paul', and it is equally applicable(albeit the style differs)!

JPG I couldn't agree more. I am enjoying Pauls presentation on veneer. I have worked some with it over the years but Paul is an expert and I am an Old Dog learning new tricks.:)
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