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Serpentine Sideboard

Mar 24, 2020

This serpentine sideboard was based on project plans by FWW contributing editor Steve Latta. Quehl built it for his daughter, and said he consulted with Latta, Peter Gedrys, and Jeff Headley while making the piece. He met each of these experts through his connection with the Peach State Chapter of SAPFM.

MAHOGANY, POPLAR, HOLLY, AND BALTIC-BIRCH PLYWOOD
22D X 62W X 40H

– Steve Quehl, Dawsonville, Ga.

From Fine Woodworking #282

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PhilK | Mar 30, 2020 05:20pm | #1
Hi Steve, Love this sideboard! I was going to start this 4 years ago, and then life got in the way. I too plan on building it for my daughter...I would love to pick your brain on the project, specifically some of the biggest challenges, lessons learned, and generally how your project came out! Are your dimensions the same as Latta's plans?

It is a wonderful piece!

Thanks

-Phil

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