Re: Today in the Old Southern Woodshop
Posted: Fri Feb 24, 2017 5:14 pm
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Yes it is, but a bit too glossy for the piece IMHO.Hobbyman2 wrote:I understand. My personal tastes run more toward the massive look, but everything must be in proportion.BuckeyeDennis wrote:mbcabinetmaker wrote:
Its for a credenza that I am building. 1 3/4" would look to heavy for my taste.
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
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.Hobbyman2 wrote: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
Posted in error.ERLover wrote:Hobbyman2 wrote:LOL
Hobbyman2
Well Dusty, what the word??dusty wrote:ERLover wrote: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.Hobbyman2 wrote: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