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  1. 9th May 2005, 04:51 PM #1
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    Side tables (third project) for my wife
    - Tassie oak finished in several layers danish oil and wax.
    - Draw silver ash finished in super blonde shellac and wax

    Table + chairs (second project) for my son
    - Table has hardwood legs + rails. Top - hardwood edged box section using mdf (core) and very thin ply outer.
    - Chairs hardwood frame + MDF seat.
    - all finished in childproof enemal

    Shelving unit (first project) for the lounge room
    - Made from hoop pine finished in super blonde shellac and wax.

    Hope u like them. No biscuits were eaten or used during construction!
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    PhilMcCrackin,

    Nice work. I love them. Cheers
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    Very nice work, Phil.

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    well done phil very nice
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    Who's been a busy boy then???

    Excellent stuff PhilMcCrackin
    I hope you got lots of brownie points for your labours!
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    Nice work Phil. Simple lines yet very effective.

    I esspecialy like the side tables. Wouldn't mind a plan or design if you have one.

    Keep up the good work
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    Nice work.
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    Nice work Phil. The tables have come up real nice. Just as well you have a photo of the table and chairs. It is most probably the only time you will see them in that condition.
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    Execellent work Phil.
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    Bloody good work!
    When you say "first project" you dont actually mean the first you have made do you?

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    All very nice work, Phil. I like the side tables, nice simple design that came up well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Different
    Bloody good work!
    When you say "first project" you dont actually mean the first you have made do you?

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    Bought a triton workcentre at 2003 brisbane woodworking show. I used it a lot around the house making decks, fences etc and then got bored and tried some furniture. So yes my very first piece. Although I do recall making some sort of coat hanger rack thing and wooden spoon in grade 8 shop about 20 years ago (ShoCk, 20 years!)......
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    Quote Originally Posted by gazaly
    Nice work Phil. Simple lines yet very effective.

    I esspecialy like the side tables. Wouldn't mind a plan or design if you have one.

    Keep up the good work
    Sorry no plan....

    Just made the overall design up in my head.......... Joint types from woodworking book. They were meant to be slightly deeper but had problems jointing the boards with plane.

    I can give you the dimensions if you like.
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    Nice work.

    I'd like dimensions for the side tables if you've got them.

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    Nice work

    I get my year 10 students to make the same sort of side table. There work is not as good as your work though and they use pine.

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