Getting close to finishing a walnut credenza with maple banding . the taping
holds the cockbeads in place

Oh m' God Mike, that's gorgeous!
You ARE going to post photos when you get it all finished, right?

I love the inlay, it will really set the walnut off.


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Getting close to finishing a walnut credenza with maple banding . the taping
holds the cockbeads in place

mike hide wrote:
Getting close to finishing a walnut credenza with maple banding . the taping
holds the cockbeads in place



Looks great! Can't wait to see the finished product.

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the taping holds the cockbeads in place

Nice, but wouldn't glue work better?

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the taping holds the cockbeads in place

Nice, but wouldn't glue work better?

Yabbut he was out of brads so he couldn't use glue...

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First of all thanks for the complement. The whole thing is in solid walnut
so crossgrain movement has to be a primary consideration. I was thinking of
shooting the various stages of construction. regards mike


"Kate" wrote in message
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Oh m' God Mike, that's gorgeous!
You ARE going to post photos when you get it all finished, right?

I love the inlay, it will really set the walnut off.


--
Kate
______
/l ,[____],
l-L -OlllllllO-
()_)-()_)--)_)

The shortest distance between two points,
can be a lot more fun in a Jeep!

"mike hide" wrote in message
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Getting close to finishing a walnut credenza with maple banding . the
taping
holds the cockbeads in place