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  1. 9th May 2009, 09:41 PM #1
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    Couple of small projects recently completed for our guest accomodation. Common or garden Vic Ash, finished in poly/wax.
    Bed is EuroKing size
    Coffee table is 1200 square, centre pillar 250X250, 4 pieces mitred corners with loose tennons. The top was also created with (not so) loose tennons after having been dissapointed with the accuracy of biscuits. After glue-up, using only regular clamps, only need to use a scraper to finish the top flat and level.
    I have attached an image that shows the tennons that give an interesting (to me anyway!) effect. I may never use biscuits again!
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    Beautiful work, Simple, good looking and nice and Natural I couldn't see the detail on the posts of the legs of the bed though- could you post a close up? is it just grooves? Looks interesting and gives it a nice look.
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  4. 11th May 2009, 11:12 PM #3
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    Your wish is my command! yes i did notice that the detail got lost in the Moire pattern, so attached is a close -up. It's a reeding or a fluting depending on your feelings.
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