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chisel

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Re: Queen Anne Lowboy

So back to my one year old Lowboy and drilling the serpentine front

Clamp and secure.

Posted : 29/06/2010 12:48 am

chisel

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Re: Queen Anne Lowboy

The Finish piece.

Posted : 29/06/2010 12:48 am

beebeenator

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Re: Queen Anne Lowboy

thats some fine craftsman ship especially for a second project.

Posted : 29/06/2010 10:58 am

Armand

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Re: Queen Anne Lowboy

galeng..kakainggit ang talent.

Posted : 19/07/2010 4:35 pm

violaine

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Re: Queen Anne Lowboy

100 years from now...that project will be sold at Sotheby's for 500,000 dollars!

i dont think i can make those curvaceous legs! i still learning carpentry here..and wood carving to me is to the next level..

kaya masarap tumambay dito eh.....

hoping i could join in one of the future seminars to meet you guys.

ciao

The devil will find work for idle hands to do.-Morrissey

Posted : 19/07/2010 6:17 pm

ply user

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Re: Queen Anne Lowboy

100 years from now...that project will be sold at Sotheby's for 500,000 dollars!

i dont think i can make those curvaceous legs! i still learning carpentry here..and wood carving to me is to the next level..

kaya masarap tumambay dito eh.....

hoping i could join in one of the future seminars to meet you guys.

ciao

sir violaine, the legs design is called Cabriole Legs. It is basically easier to shape it using using a bandsaw. Here are some links on how to make it.

http://woodzone.com/Merchant2/plans/cabriole_leg.htm
http://www.finewoodworking.com/SkillsAndTechniques/SkillsAndTechniquesPDF.aspx?id=2663

Posted : 14/10/2010 12:37 pm

violaine

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Re: Queen Anne Lowboy

yes i know about the cabriole legs..mas exciting ngacguro kung with ball and claw design pa yung paa.

pero i dont want to venture muna sa mga curves...

need to master muna joineries...IKEA style lang eh happy na ako.

hehe

The devil will find work for idle hands to do.-Morrissey

Posted : 14/10/2010 2:29 pm

violaine

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Re: Queen Anne Lowboy

thanks nga pala sa link.

The devil will find work for idle hands to do.-Morrissey

Posted : 14/10/2010 2:30 pm

ply user

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Re: Queen Anne Lowboy

yes i know about the cabriole legs..mas exciting ngacguro kung with ball and claw design pa yung paa.

pero i dont want to venture muna sa mga curves...

need to master muna joineries...IKEA style lang eh happy na ako.

hehe

same here, i will venture into that level kapag may bandsaw na ako. heheheh.

Posted : 14/10/2010 4:02 pm

ply user

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Re: Queen Anne Lowboy

thanks nga pala sa link.

no problem.

Posted : 14/10/2010 4:04 pm

ultimax

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Re: Queen Anne Lowboy

Nice! Same way I make my QA legs with my de walt bandsaw.I'm sure your ready for the next level: which is the choice of the right wood species like camagong, narra, mahogany, ipil, or the cheapest gmelina (if you get the right age and finishing skill) it will also appear as an expensive piece.

Posted : 28/10/2010 6:31 am

timber715

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Re: Queen Anne Lowboy

finally you posted, welcome bro, we have another accomplished woodworker in our site, hope you enjoy your stay and teach us a thing or two.... hope to see your wips here like this one...

again welcome to PHM...