Throwing a little shade

nice sloution and looks damn nice buddy.

-- working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.

Sharp looking and the difference in woods make it stand out. The finish you used sure makes the grain stand out on the lighter wood. Excellent job !!! Mel

-- MEL, Kansas

Good looking solution, John.

-- Dave - Santa Fe

That is a marketable concept – very sharp stuff.

-- Bstrom

Thanks Pottz, Dave, Bstrom and Mel,

Sharp looking and the difference in woods make it stand out. The finish you used sure makes the grain stand out on the lighter wood. Excellent job !!! Mel

- mel52

I used Golden Oak Briwax after Natural Danish Oil. First time I tried that was on the tiger maple I used on my Brother-in-law’s urn. I like how it warms up the color.

-- "The Answer Is Blowin'n In The Wind" John D, OP, KS

Wow! This looks realy fantastic! So unique and beautiful.

-- Ivan, Croatia, Wooddicted

I like it a lot. I like how you used the cardboard mockup as a pattern. I’m a big fan of making quick models with paper or cardboard just to experiment.

-- Galootish log blog, http://www.timberframe-tools.com

That is really neat John – it’s all good but my favorite part might be the french cleat

-- Dick, Malvern Ohio - my biggest fear is that when I die, my wife sells my toys for what I told her I paid for them

+1 on the clete! Excellent solution, looks great and the clete is a perfect no-hassle way to change a bulb (in 24000 hours when the original blows 8^)

GR8 Idea the cardboard one was a prototype GREAT JOB :<)))) GRATZ TOP 3

-- Tony---- Reinholds,Pa.------ REMEMBER TO ALWAYS HAVE FUN :<))

Wow! This looks realy fantastic! So unique and beautiful.

- Ivan

Thanks for the compliment Ivan

I like it a lot. I like how you used the cardboard mockup as a pattern. I m a big fan of making quick models with paper or cardboard just to experiment.

- swirt

I use cardboard for tons of things. I’m sure you know once cardboard is glued to itself with the grain going opposite directions it’s very strong.

That is really neat John – it s all good but my favorite part might be the french cleat

- recycle1943

Thanks Dick

+1 on the clete! Excellent solution, looks great and the clete is a perfect no-hassle way to change a bulb (in 24000 hours when the original blows 8^)

- splintergroup

Thanks bud, that made me laugh.

GR8 Idea the cardboard one was a prototype GREAT JOB :<)))) GRATZ TOP 3

- GR8HUNTER

Thanks Tony

-- "The Answer Is Blowin'n In The Wind" John D, OP, KS