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26th March 2004, 07:09 PM #1
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Cloths horse
My latest project a cloths horse, made in recycled Jarrah, The photo highlights that the colour match could have been a lot better but it’s not really noticeable on the actual piece.
Funny how I can always find time to make furniture but never get around to putting the skirting on the house.
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26th March 2004, 08:23 PM #2
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Very nicely done, I quite like how the colour is different, quite effective.
Is Jarrah the timber of the month or something?? :confused:Brett
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26th March 2004, 08:26 PM #3
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Re: Cloths horse
I live in a 3/4 finished reno' but always find time to make wood dust.Originally posted by davo453
Funny how I can always find time to make furniture but never get around to putting the skirting on the house.
I keep saying that I must do ( enter reno word here ) soon.
Al
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26th March 2004, 08:27 PM #4
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The flooring is good too.
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27th March 2004, 10:31 AM #5
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I saw the heading and I thought what is he doing with a photo of my wife?
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27th March 2004, 02:04 PM #6
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When you live in WA it’s tempting to use Jarrah for most things as it’s a pretty wood and plentiful in the recycling yards, I bought a total of approx 32 meters x 25 cm wide 30mm thick rough sawn preloved timber this morning for $90 (more than I usually pay). I have to denail it and work around the odd defect but it’s worth it.
The floor does look nice in the photo and it is durable but it’s a laminated floating floor, finances couldn’t run to the timber stuff and having large dog’s they would scratch the real stuff anyway.
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