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Thread: Termite's Latest Chew
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16th December 2004, 09:55 PM #16
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Very nice, beautiful timber
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23rd December 2004, 07:59 AM #17
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Very nice. My wife wants something similar, but it will probably be redgum.
Is it free standing, or have you fixed it to the wall? If it's fixed to the wall, how did you overcome the kick produced by the skirting board? - Did you pack out from the wall, or did you house the bottom of the legs around the skirting? :confused:
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23rd December 2004, 08:16 AM #18
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SJM. Its free standing at the moment because the wallpaper is about to come off. I wouldn't worry about cutting out for the skirting, its only 19mm and not realy noticeable.
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23rd December 2004, 08:24 AM #19
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Hi Steve, no offence intended at all, but I doubt this style would look great in Redgum - have seen period style beds done in RG and feel it lends itself more to extremely simple designs. Perhaps with simpler panels, and mouldings it would be fine .....?
Originally Posted by sjm
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23rd December 2004, 08:48 AM #20
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Termite mate, great work I really like it. It is not treated pine is it?
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23rd December 2004, 09:08 AM #21
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Wongo, in the best tradition of woodwork, get knotted Originally Posted by Wongo
It is not treated pine is it?
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23rd December 2004, 09:43 AM #22
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I have not logged on for ages and then I see this - what beautiful work Termite.
1 Q 'though
What did you do to get the circular detail on the outer post?
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23rd December 2004, 09:47 AM #23
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Small rosette cutter from McJing tools, the only place I could get one under 50mm.
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23rd December 2004, 09:51 AM #24
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Originally Posted by HappyHammer
Nice work Termite, now you just need to change the wallpaper Hope I didn't create that job for you Termite. Originally Posted by Termite
HH.Always look on the bright side...
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23rd December 2004, 09:56 AM #25
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@#%^#!!!! Originally Posted by HappyHammer
Hope I didn't create that job for you Termite.
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23rd December 2004, 10:21 AM #26
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I face-plate turned mine
rosette cutter wouldve produced a better result I thinkSteve
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23rd December 2004, 10:39 AM #27
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Yeh, a bit hard to mount 1200 x 70 x 70 Originally Posted by seriph1
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27th December 2004, 12:06 AM #28
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Yeah, he probably can, Bob, but apparently doesn't do housecalls Originally Posted by echnidna
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