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Pinoak Bookshelf

Listing #2509 Listed on: 01/11/2010 Company Name: A&M Custom
Name: Mark

This is a bookshelf unit built for my sister for her new home. The tree was savaged from her old house. I did the entire project from log to finished piece. I used amber shelac for a seal coat and satin polly for a topcoat. All comments welcome I would really like to know what others think about it.

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Posted By:Peter Kern
I think your doors turned out great. The whole project is beautiful. I like the way you stepped it to break it up. Well done.
Posted By:pawel
in the long sections aren't you concerned about warping of the shelves? they look like 3/4 thick and at least 3-4 feet long, have you supported them from below?
Posted By:Mark
Pawel
The wide shelves are supported in the back and I am making up some bookends the will be supports as well.
Posted By:ken w birge
Beautiful doors. Can't tell from the photos...are they beaded or are the rails and stiles a series of raised profiles without beading? How were the profils made?
Posted By:Mark
Ken
For the doors I made a raised panel and a molded frame around the panel.

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