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Knife Display Case - Walnut and Birdseye Maple

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Finally installed in kitchen and displaying my custom knives.

These knives are the reason I built this display case. Knife making is my favorite hobby.

Highly figured Walnut drawer with BE Maple trim.

The top frame is BE maple with inlayed walnut with an ogee routed edge

Finally installed in kitchen and displaying my custom knives.

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I just completed a Walnut knife display case for my custom knives. Timmed in BE maple. Shelves are walnut with a BE maple edge routed with ogee. Top frame is BE maple with inlayed walnut. Finished with 4-5 coats of Waterlox.

Design or Plan used: My own design

posted in: Reader's Gallery, cabinet, walnut, inlay, birdseye maple, knife display, waterlox finish

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