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I had described this is a prior post, but thought I should put up photos after the cabinet is really complete and in situ. My first frame and panel piece - made of air dried book matched cherry - finished with shellac and Waterlox.
Comments appreciated.
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It's a great form, and the bookmatch and using all of the wood makes it visually very interesting. My motto is embrace the imperfection, so it works for me, but I know some want straight plain looks, so it might not be everyone's cup of tea. In that regard if you are happy, that is what matters
Are the handles twigs? Please post a closer view.
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What a gorgeous piece! LOML really want a sideboard (we do have an antique sideboard) as part of a large builtin exercise. Yours is beautiful albeit slightly rustic in the photos.
Thanks, Curt
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I'm all over it.
Very nicely done.
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Lovely work and I too love curves.
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That is one nice piece of furniture.
Good on ya for building that.
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I love cherry and your use of aggressively grained boards is tough to photograph. I'm guessing this piece looks even better in person.
I like the curved stiles on your panels and would be interested in knowing how you made them.
The only critique I might have is that the grain on the front door panels fights a bit with the curved stiles. Other than that, I like
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Lo me gusta mucho!
Great looking piece.
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I like that a lot. I think it will become even more attractive as the Cherry heartwood darkens and contrasts more with the sapwood.
BTW, I would call it a Huntboard as opposed to the more formal Sideboard.
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Beeeautiful work.
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