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  1. 13th April 2007, 08:06 AM #1
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    Default Bandsawn Box Lamp

    Hello Everybody,

    I Thought I would share with you one of my latests creations. Made from Pine with One Drawer and a Removable Tray. Took me quite a while to figure out the wiring so I wouldn't cut into the wiring after it was laminated. Going Slow is the best advice in the World. Hope you enjoy!!
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    Looks great .... I was a little concerned when I read the post title
    Did you apply a stain to the inside surface of the box or is it slightly chared pine?
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    Mystic

    Great work, another fine example of functional bandsawn box art -
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    Looks great MM...not sure about the plastic on the lampshade though

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    Nice.
    like the idea of insert in draw.
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    What a novel idear, beautifully made, interesting to try and visualise where you made your entry cuts.
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    awesome idea and excellently executed...awesome work mate
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    Thanks for all the Great Feedback! The pine on the main box is stained with a thinned down Ebony stain . The Plastic on the lamp shade was left on because We do alot of shows to sell our creations! http://www.mysticmtndesigns.com Be sure and check our other creations

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    I'll go with ss 11000 fantastic
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