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  1. 24th May 2012, 01:16 AM #1
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    Assorted pics of latest work
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  3. 24th May 2012, 02:02 AM #2
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    Simply incredible!

    The simplistic style of your designs do a lot to share the natural beauty of the wood.

    Do you mill those slabs yourself?
    What types of finish are you using?
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    All really nice, and I like the finish.
    The only thing that jumps out and hits me in the face is the change of grain direction on the desk front. Any reason for it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fricasseekid View Post
    Simply incredible!

    The simplistic style of your designs do a lot to share the natural beauty of the wood.

    Do you mill those slabs yourself?
    What types of finish are you using?
    i sorce slabs from any local sellers, but cant wait to get a lucus
    all top coating is mirotone PU marine grade
    3 coats sealer, 2/3 coats clear coat
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    Quote Originally Posted by _fly_ View Post
    All really nice, and I like the finish.
    The only thing that jumps out and hits me in the face is the change of grain direction on the desk front. Any reason for it?
    Not realy just turned out that way
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  7. 24th May 2012, 02:13 PM #6
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    Beautiful work thank you for listing.
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    Any of those pieces can grace my hous!!!

    A fine reply to all those who eschew the worth of slab furniture!!
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    Great stuff.

    I like the first and the last (perhaps I have a lingering wish for a full timber dining table).

    It would be great if we can see some of your work in more detail as I feel that your designs are so successful as you have executed the smaller details well, which is a bit difficult to pick up on from the photos.
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    This is true craftmanship. Absolutely beautiful. thanks for sharing Dazza.

    Why am I wasting my time? I can never hope to do anything as beautiful as this.

    Time to pack it in, I think. But then tomorrow is another day, another 24 hours to make more mistakes
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    Top stuff Dazza, I realy like the bar
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    Your natural edge stuff is amongst the few that seems to look good - well for me anyway!

    Fabbo+ !
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    All beautiful to see. Thanks for showing us, Daz-za.
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    attached some pictures of work in progress
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    Really nice. I'll need to keep making small things till I can get a finish like that. It would be a shame to get nice wood like that and not do it justice like you do.
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    Like the natural edge too, still good enough for a dining room table and the finish is great.
    Just wonder how strong the legs will be in the last pix. Its a nice job but is there some hidden leg support under the top??
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