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Cherry Sideboard

comments (3) December 23rd, 2010 in Reader's Gallery

Bob MN, member

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Cherry side board with maple inlays.

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Cherry sideboard with maple inlays based off of Kevin rodel's design. Solid cherry except for some cherry plywood in the back of the cabinet. Mortise and loose tenon joinery (Festool Domino). Five coats of General's Arm-R-Seal for finish.

Design or Plan used: Kevin Rodel

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MarkAReed writes: A family Heirloom. Very unique. I like the maple inlays.

Posted: 9:19 am on December 30th

Bob MN writes: John: no, the hardware was purchased from Rockler. My skills don't extend to metal work.
Posted: 2:40 pm on December 24th

JohnGreene writes: Beautiful workmanship and great looking piece!
I assume that you made the hardware as well?

Posted: 9:24 am on December 24th

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