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James Kolody
PostPosted: Sun May 23, 2010 7:19 pm 
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Well I am done.. it took two months. Cherry with Gabon Ebony accents. the outside doors are solid book matched Sapele.

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See "ET center cherry "


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See "Et center in house"

Here is the drawer, pegged with proud box joints.

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See "ET detial"


Now on to one for my wife, smaller but in the same design.

Thanks to all,

James.

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James......you are so good, so very good!!!

Your attention to detail, your execution of the detail--wonderful results.

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Wow! James! It's stunning! You done good, Buddy!

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James,

That is really very nice! I really like the Greene and Greene influence. The inlay is stunning. Great Piece!

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WOW!!

I don't dare show that to my wife or I'll get the question, "Why can't you make something like that?"

Beautiful!!

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Outstanding! A beautiful job.

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Beautiful!!!

Fantastic use of accents.

What more can one say, it speaks for itself.

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Whew!! Stunning work!!!


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Great looking piece, all the attention to the details really paid off and makes the piece all come together.

Great craftmanship.
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Criky- I'd never actually see anything that was on the TV.

Amazingly beautiful job
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What an impressive and inspirational piece of work!!

The bookmatched doors seem to be a different species then the rest? So what type of wood are they?

I'm also curious on how you did the inlays. They look great!

You got my vote for "Best in Show"!

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Great piece !!

good design and workmanship !!

I like it !
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I like it too James.

Very cool.


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You out did yourself on that one.

That is oh so nice. 8)

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Wow, beautiful work.
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JUST STUNNING! :shock: 8) 8) 8) 8)

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That is a wonderful looking piece of furniture, you should be very proud of it.

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Very nice James, We like it
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