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Andy's Box

comments (2) February 1st, 2012 in Reader's Gallery

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OK, so I know I'm not the only one to be inspired by Jeff Guthrie's lovely design (item 9815 in this gallery). Mine has Madrone (arbutus, if you are in Canada) and quilted maple veneers with walnut solids.

The hinges (last photo) are from Lee Valley and are designed for a butler's tray. They allow the top to be centered on the box and still clear the legs when the box is open.

Dimensions of the top are 20" x 12"

Design or Plan used: Jeff Guthrie

posted in: Reader's Gallery, box, veneer, asian inspired, bent lamination

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nakashima inspired (loosely) Table lamps. First project.

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Solid Exotic Coffee Table

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NateC writes: The figure on the inside is amazing! I'd hate to put anything in the box because it would cover that up.
Posted: 5:47 pm on February 1st