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9fingers wrote:I'm sure there was a link to a video of the bench earlier this morning.
I've just sat down for lunch planning to view it and I can't find it???
Woz goin on?
Bob
TrimTheKing wrote:9fingers wrote:I'm sure there was a link to a video of the bench earlier this morning.
I've just sat down for lunch planning to view it and I can't find it???
Woz goin on?
Bob
It's still there Bob, in a thread of its own...
Mark
Andyp wrote:Where is the jaw dropping smilie?
I think this is the first time that you have showed us the back. I hope space can found so that all sides can be viewed as it would be a shame to have it up against a wall.
Mike G wrote:Great photos, Paul, and of course, a lovely piece of furniture. I've never mixed oak and walnut, but I certainly will give it a try after seeing this. It just crosses my mind that some walnut somewhere in that plaque would have looked great......but no, it's just brilliant as it is. Definitely the nicest piece of furniture I've seen for a while.
MattS wrote::text-bravo:
That is stunning. My tastes are normally more modern, however is so beautiful I'd have it in my house.
Malc2098 wrote:The output of a truly talented artist and wood engineer!
Superb job, Paul.
Rod wrote:Beautiful and beautifully executed.
Your clients must be well pleased and what a treasure to enjoy and keep.
Rod
Tusses wrote:Simply Beautiful Paul ! .. wow !
TrimTheKing wrote::text-bravo:
9fingers wrote:I'm sure there was a link to a video of the bench earlier this morning.
I've just sat down for lunch planning to view it and I can't find it???
Woz goin on?
Bob
Andyp wrote:Paul, do you pre wax the timbers either side of the joints to aid in wiping off the glue squeeze out?
RogerM wrote:Another fabulous and inspirational piece! I love it. Wish we had room for something similar in our house. Thanks for sharing the process with us. It is a lengthy and time consuming task to produce a thread like this, but much appreciated by we mere mortals. It read like a good novel!
Mike G wrote:That isn't a light piece of furniture. I hope they've got a big vehicle, and some help.
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