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Nice work Chico. I know that you have had the wood for awhile, but where does one find such nice stuff?

Too nice to use! Wow that thing will weigh a ton when filled. I hope that you do not need to move often. Really nice execution of everything.

Fantastic job. I had a student do a similar globe for a state competition. I believe that it was actually a FW plan where you made a jig that cut the wedges. He made the two hemispheres and glued them together. He then carved the currents of the oceans which relieved the land masses. Even as difficult as it was, it was easy compared to what you have done with this piece.

Beautiful work. I made a similar table but did not do the veneered top. Did you do a brick lay up, steam bent or bandsawn curve? You have done a spectacular job.

Nice work. Did you scratch off the mirror on the back and then add the veneer?

What is the Kanji on the underneath say? Nice design

Geeze Jay that is nice! Kind of over shadows any Afghan that someone would make. I really like the Peacock. I assume that you drew it up and used it as a pattern. Or did you free had the scroll work?

Good job Matt. Having taught woodworking for 31 years, I find the humor good to have. To you others, pick up your purses and tissues.

Great stuff Tim. Do you sleep? Or just work and make drawings?

Jozu da yo!
That means really skillful. Beautiful application.

Wow! That is something. How did you attach that much weight to a regular wall?

Great work. What type of wood? What saw used? Did you use a pattern from a picture? Give us more please.

Interesting top. How did you sculpt the waves?

Nice job. I did one similar but was not smart enough to extend the back as you did. That is the only thing that I dislike about the chair. When I brought it into the house my wife said: "It's too big for me to sit in". I replied: "Well, there ya go!"

You have packed a lot into a small package. What kind of hardware did you use for the fold over portion of the writing surface? Great work.

Wow! What a work to inspire your future projects. I don't think even the Roycrofter workshops were this inspirational.

I would MUCH rather play at your piano than I would at mine. Really cleaver.

Beautiful veneer job. I am truly jealous.

Beautiful tables. I was on the Wisconsin in Norfolk last week and wondered about that wooden deck and the history behind it.

Really clever look for a nightstand. Does the top have some sort of locking mech.? I think that I would put my alarm clock in there with sound proofing.

Beautiful work! I have had the opportunity to be at two AWFS presentations that Paul has given. Even though they are only a few hours long, he is a great teacher. I wish that I could train under him. Because I have NO artistic ability, that will never happen. I envy your skill.

Love the heart. I sure am glad with the realism that you have that it was not a gall bladder attack.

Great work Tony. I lived in Japan for two years and really like the Asian influence that you have put into your pieces.

I don't have any more pictures, but I certainly could get some if needed.

Chris experimented on us before he did the article for FW. The last project was a Shaker candle stand. Great teacher.

Nice job. I hope that my wife does not see this.