On 7/22/2017 11:44 AM, -MIKE- wrote:
On 7/21/17 3:06 PM, Leon wrote:
So it has been slow this year other than the non profit building I
have been doing. A few weeks ago a customer asked me to build a
podium for the Knights of Columbus organization that he belongs to.
They had a KofC plaque hand carved/painted and I also attached that to
the podium.
The podium is made with solid white oak and cherry plywood. Old
Masters gel varnish.

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I like the straight, square edges on it. Nice, clean, flat lines.
I've always liked that and do it on many of my projects.

Thank you



Too many people would be tempted to route the edges with an ogee or cove.
Those types of edge profiles just always scream "high school shop class"
to me.


Agreed, I used to decorate edges and corners but mostly now feel it is
used to draw attention away to a glaring detail.