My Latest Thing

[Burlkraft]

Here's one of the things I have been working on.

It's Redwood, Maple and Cherry.

It's a book shelf for Jill's niece for her graduation   ;D

[Gary_C]

Nice work Steve! 

Instead of putting your name on that piece you could just put your picture peering thru that knothole.  8)

[Patty]

WOW! The wood you have chosen for this is gorgeous! Nice work by the way.. ;D

[Doug_D]

The live edge on the back is wild! 

[Norm]

Very nice Steve. 

That reminds me though, I never did get anything from you when I graduated.  ;D

[Reddog]

Nice

[Burlkraft]

Very nice Steve. 

That reminds me though, I never did get anything from you when I graduated.  ;D

Was I even born yet?

[Norm]

Ouch!  :D

[Jeff]

 :D :D :D

[Mooseherder]

Tell her to not cover that thing with books.
That is a very nice project.
You're a very busy beaver. :D

[pasbuild]

SWEET

[pigman]

You did good Steve considering all you had to work with was rotten knotty wood. ;)

[tyb525]

That looks wonderful!!!! I always wondered, how do you smooth and finish the natural edge areas? What finish did you use?

[Burlkraft]

I sandblast the areas that you just can't sand by hand.

I use Chrystalac water based floor finish in satin.

Looks good and not too shiny

[Reddog]

I use Chrystalac water based floor finish in satin.

Well that's good, if she ever has kids they can climb it and not hurt the finish.

[SwampDonkey]

Good to see I'm not the only one slaving to make his fortune in the hot weather. :D

Looks very nice from this angle. You fellas metal working have improvised them sand blasters for other such needs I see.  ;D

Gary, if them future kids start climbing it, just fasten everything down, including the kids.  ;D