Malc2098 wrote:Wow!
Thanks Malc
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Rod wrote:Very nice apart from the handles, they spoil it in my opinion.
Rod
Andyp wrote:I still think the yew is wasted alongside the pine but excellent execution as always.
will1983 wrote:Very nice indeed, I especially like the 'secret' drawer in the centre.
Just out of interest how many hours work goes into producing a piece like this?
Will
MattS wrote:Looks awesome, I agree door knobs are too big, but other handles look good. That glass makes a big difference from the first pictures, really adds to appearance
Phil wrote:Very nice Paul!
The handles just dont do it for me.
What type of glass did you fit in the doors? Looks like hand made stuff?
DaveL wrote:I like the draw handles but those door knobs are too big.
chataigner wrote:Very nice job, love the yew.
Also like the filing drawers ranged that way around, no inaccessible files "at the back". I had to turn filing drawers round like that on a desk a few years back due to lack of width and have become a fan of the arrangement.
Jimmy Mack wrote:Pro photo shoot!
The glass is interesting is it handmade?
Handles are a funny one, sometimes I say to customers picking ...
'Knobs n Handles can make or break a piece, and it's very much a personal detail, so choose wisely'
...though it can, and has backfired... I went back to a piece to fit the handles to a piece I'd made nearly 2 years before... It still had the temporary blue masking tape tabs on the doors, poor lass just couldn't decide, she certainly saw it through all the seasons
Still loving the yew and ebony, a master's touch!
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