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MJ Cabinet

By jmotto, member Feb 13, 2011

2nd bow front cabinet, based on what I learned fom the 1st one. The lid lifts to expose a space designed for a turntable. The drawer front is fake. One drawer and a shelf inside. Veneered in a highly figured birds eye maple inside and out.

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Comments

PSeverin | Feb 15, 2011 04:42pm | #1
Very well done piece. One wonders if the legs should have been less figured making the piece less monolithic, but one always wonders such things once you've done it the other way. Congratulations.

Peter
jmotto | Feb 16, 2011 11:09pm | #2
Agreed Pete.. I came up with several legs for this that I believe may have worked better, and we discussed bringing in more cherry top and bottom,but in the end this is what the client wanted, and if it works for him...well you know :^)

Thx for posting.
bobstahl | Mar 06, 2011 10:30pm | #3
It is beautiful, I really like it as it is.
jmotto | Mar 10, 2011 12:50pm | #4
Thanks Bob.

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