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Old 04-27-2008, 10:30 PM   #1
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#1 Grand Daughter's doll cradle. Plan called for cherry, but don't have any... so I just used some old nasty birdseye ambrosia maple instead. Didn't have time to finish sanding or put a finish on, going to finish it with spray polycrylic.

http://woodstore.net/sweetdolcrad.html

As for the plan - the pictures were good, I didn't look at much else.




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Jeff, Looking good so far. Be sure to update us on the progress.
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Hey Jeff, that looks great! Ambrosia maple can really make for some pretty projects. Are you going to round the edges a little?
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Jeff,

That is some beautiful wood. You may want to engrave your granddaughter's name on the bottom and/or date it. I'm sure it will enjoyed!

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Thanks for the replies...

It's a left over board that came from the lumber ToolMan bought from me. I don't know if Chad had a chance to work any of the maple he bought from me at KD lumber run #4. I was really surprised to find birds eye under the rough cut when it came out the other side of the planer. The birds eye figure is something I totally overlooked when I sawed the two logs from the tree.





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Cool, Jeff!
Now, that's solid wood construction

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Great looking doll cradle!! Don't you just love Ambrosia maple!!


I have not had the time to make my book case, WOW that Ambrosia looks beautiful!!

YOU ROCK JEFF!!
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Sure purdy, Jeff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Built for the test of time! Some wee ones are going to have wail of time playing with this cool real life looking cradle!

Love the wood!!!!!!!!!!

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Grand Daughters Doll Cradle is done, here's a few pics. I think she'll get a few years of enjoyment out of it.






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Jeff thats awsome
going to be one happy little girl
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Jeff thats awsome
going to be one happy little girl
Your just trying to butter me up so I'll be easier for me to slip into darkside

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