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  1. 8th January 2010, 11:20 PM #1
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    Default Jarrah hall tree

    Finally got this one finished. Graduation gift for younger daughter. Finish is four coats of Maloof formula danish oil.

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    The timber all looked very similar when I bought it, but after cleaning up the seat part ended up a bit lighter. Looks almost planned

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    Your daughter will be tickled pink. That is a cracker. Love the Jarrah

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  4. 8th January 2010, 11:37 PM #3
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    Very nice piece! Any construction details, tricky bits to share??

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    Thanks guys.

    Andy, the tricky bit for me was figuring out how to attach the back and make it so that it comes apart for moving. I ended up with a back strap and four metal connecting dowels with locking cams. Kind of mars the outside with a bit of metal, but it really needs to come apart or I expect it would get broken in a move at some point.


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    Beautiful work Tex. And some beautiful Jarrah too. Well done.

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    Beautiful work as usual.
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    nice work, jarrah is awsome i like the mirrors, they make the hall way look longer
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    Lovely job Tex.
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    Alex, thanks again for helping with the panels. They came out much better than I expected.
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    Very nice.
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    Great job. That is beautiful wood that you used.
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    Somehow missed this one.

    Gorgeous piece!!
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