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Old 02-11-2009, 07:21 PM   #1
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Hi Y'all, My Sister-in-law asked me to get creative and make a one of a kind hall tree for her son. He also has children so she wanted hooks at half height to teach the kids to hang their coats up also. Here is what I came up with. It is made of solid cherry and maple and stands about six feet tall. I started off by mitering a lot of short pieces of wood and then by gluing and clamping over and over and over ect.. . I finally milled out two separate posts that I laminated together. After a lot of wood glue and screws in the post itself I decided to do a little personalization with the scrolled braces on the bottom by adding the "W" to represent his last name. Comments Welcomed . Steve
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Old 02-11-2009, 08:14 PM   #2
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Steve it looks real fine , you could had said that it was Cedar and got by with it > for it kind of looks like cedar from this end . My hats off to you ..........Marshall.............
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Great job Steve. You did an outstanding job on that. I know your sister-in-law is very happy with your work. David
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Wow. That is a lot of wood pieces! This looks spectacular! I agree parts of it do look like Cedar!
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That is beautiful work Steve, Looks too good to be used.
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Hi Steve,

That is beautiful. Sure a lot of pieces and gluing.
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very nice work Steve.
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Very nice! I'm sure it will be a family heirloom.
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Gosh little brother, that is alot of glueing up. the wood is just beautiful. the finish, now that is very nice. that is a very nice Hall tree for sure. love the differant coat hangers. you did great. love it. your friend Evie
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