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Mahogany Nightstand
Apr 15, 2012
I used the Festool Domino joiner to cut the slip tenons for this copy of Tim’s small cabinet. The piece is made from Honduras Mahogany with solid wood panels. I added a shelf supported by pins drilled into the legs. The piece is a bit larger that the one in the project measuring 22″ wide and 20″ deep by 28″ high. This is the second cabinet of this design I made, the first was constructed of Black Walnut. The finish on both nightstands was Minwax Wipe-On Poly with a final wax coating.
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Always love seeing woodworker's finish endeavors but it is also a treat to see the joinery that went into the construction. Very nice project. Thanks for sharing.
zbop, Thanks for your reply. You may have noticed that I credit Tim Rousseau for his design and his video on this web site. Fine Woodworking magazine has shown many craftsmen sharing their work and has inspired a lot of my projects. I will endevor to include more details of my project build in the future.
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