Company Name: Robert Eckles Jr Custom WoodworkingA couple of walnut vanitys I built .And yes I turned the legs also.
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| Posted By: | Brian Sheldon |
Nice work, are those dual sinks? What kind of joinery did you use? Walnut is a beautiful lumber to work with. Although it is expensive, it finishes so well. What kind of lathe do you have? Nice turnings, I will have to get into them sometime soon. I do a lot of lathe turnings, bowls and have done legs but haven't ever done done any legs like that, only for pedestle tables.
Cool stuff, thanks for posting!
| Posted By: | Whitney Pope |
wow, even the drawer sides are walnut. And I like the finish (what did you use, by the way?), it's a natural looking finish and not over stained etc. as is a lot of work today. I like to see the natural variation in the wood, like in the leg. Makes it seem hand made and not store bought.
| Posted By: | Robert Eckles |
Campbell satin 35 lacquer.And yes it was alot of work just turning the legs took me two days.but worth it when it was all done. I really love doing this kind of stuff.
| Posted By: | Rhonda Sevier |
This vanity is gorgeous! I need some advice though. I have black walnut dressing table\vanity that has been painted gold. Eeekk! Once I get it stripped of the paint, what would my next steps be in order to get it looking as beautiful as your piece? Any advice is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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