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Queen Ann Low Boy

By Ron_Messersmith, member Jan 21, 2009

Queen Ann Low Boy. Made from plans seen in one of the woodworking magazines. Can’t remember which but think it was American Woodworker. Made from one solid piece of Honduras Mahogany 21 inches wide by 10 feet long.

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valleyman | Jan 21, 2009 02:44pm | #1
BEAUTIFUL!! I'VE BEEN PUTTING OFF BUILDING ONE OF THESE FOR YEARS. GUESS THE CABRIOLE LEGS INTIMIDATE ME. WHERE THESE YOUR FIRST ? KEEP KICKING UP THE DUST !!
Ron_Messersmith | Jan 23, 2009 07:51am | #2
Hi Valleyman,

Thanks for the comment. No these were not my first cabriole legs. I have made many pieces with this style of leg. What I find to be the most difficult aspect in making a set of these is to get the correct proportions. I found one of the best training references has been several issues of Woodsmith magazine.

Thanks,

Ron Messersmith

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