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My interpretation of Garrett Hack's Huntboard

comments (1) October 14th, 2008 in Reader's Gallery

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The finished huntboard.  I used bookmatched lacewood for the door panels, as well as lacewood inlays on the drawer fronts and the side panels.
Another view of the finished huntboard.
Lots of new and exciting joinery for me!  Fortunately, most of it is hidden...
The lacewood panels.
The floating end panel with lacewood inlay.
The finished huntboard.  I used bookmatched lacewood for the door panels, as well as lacewood inlays on the drawer fronts and the side panels. - CLICK TO ENLARGE

The finished huntboard.  I used bookmatched lacewood for the door panels, as well as lacewood inlays on the drawer fronts and the side panels.
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I wanted to expand my woodworking skills, and found Garrett Hack's huntboard the perfect project.  Lot's of new techniques for me to try.  Fun project.  Finished with a rub on varnish.


Design or Plan used: Garrett Hack
posted in: Reader's Gallery, dovetails, cherry, shaker, frame and panel, inlay, sideboard
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MBerger MBerger writes: Nice job with this. Garrett would be proud!
Posted: 12:44 pm on October 14th

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