Comments

1. 
   GEide | Nov 23, 2009 08:47pm | #1

   Holy moly. Looks to pretty to work on. Chisel-shaped drawer handles too huh?

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   juliette | Nov 23, 2009 11:48pm | #2

   Now the top doesn't looks like that anymore...Lot of scratch and glue spots. I use it with lot of satisfaction, this workbench is the best tool in my workshop...The tickness of the top is 2 1/4inch, so I will be able to sand it as often as I want. Thanks!!!!

3. 
   oldewood | Nov 24, 2009 05:32pm | #3

   WOW! Incredible workbench, must be a joy to work on.

4. 
   JJMR | Nov 25, 2009 05:40pm | #4

   Beautiful. I love your ability to create art, because this is art.

5. 
   juliette | Nov 25, 2009 05:51pm | #5

   Marquetry add a personal touch on a woodworking project. It is a signature who personalise your works.Thanks you for your comments!

6. 
   ecocandle | Jan 11, 2010 03:22pm | #6

   I really like your attention to detail. Your workbench is an inspiration. Thanks for sharing it.

7. 
   Ship1969 | Apr 23, 2010 03:45pm | #7

   Wow. Where do you find the patience to do that much detail? I'm jealous.

8. 
   EdwarddeWind | Aug 29, 2010 09:38pm | #8

   Any special signifigance to the time on the clock in the left door?

9. 
   juliette | Sep 03, 2010 12:02am | #9

   The time's signifiance is the time my mother gave me birth...Doing woodworking for me was a rebirth...

10. 
    dag2000 | Feb 02, 2013 06:13pm | #10

    juliette,

    what is the height of the front of your benchtop? i'm thinking of adding an apron to the front of my bench and am wondering how much height i can give it before it becomes impractical when i need to clamp boards to the benchtop.

    beautiful bench, btw.

    thanks!

    mike