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Here is the completed door ...... it is simply
elegant
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The panels are Old Growth Curly and Burl
Redwood
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Here a dentil shelf of Old Growth Redwood
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It is attached with stainless steel fasteners and
capped with Ebony pins
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Here is some of the history of the making of this
door
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Here is the rough lumber used in this door
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after glue up, all surfaced are marked ....
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......... to be sanded and finished to a furniture
finish
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all molded edges are hand sanded two times
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and the surfaces are sanded .......
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.......... to a 220 grit finish
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Here it is ready for oil
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What a difference after one coat of oil
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Each door receives 4 coats of our
"varnish-oil"
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Here is the Curly Redwood panel stock
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We hand sand .......... and ........
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..... machine sand each panel
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then oil
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and oil again
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Last coat
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RETURN
to Gallery
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