Paul Warner
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Genesis 2000 to be continued…..
High Rise Restoration Part 4
- Thread starter Paul Warner
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My sister used to manage a building in that area on corner of State and Chestnut Place
Paul Warner
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Progress a little slow but wanted to get some mahogany and stainless steel action in on a Friday! 6 slats down, 30 to go!!
LMichaels
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Damn nice work as usual Paul!
Josh Dekubber
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Beautiful tables Paul! Thanks for sharing your craftsmanship!
Looking forward to seeing more.
Looking forward to seeing more.
Paul Warner
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I can only take credit for putting 12 screws in the right place!
Paul Warner
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More slat action
Josh Dekubber
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Very nice!
Josh Dekubber
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Have you decided on what lid you are going to use?
Paul Warner
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Will start with the maroon one i think
Josh Dekubber
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You definitely have some great options! Can't wait to see it completed
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Paul Warner
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Thanks Jon but I am only showcasing others peoples work, the Z bars are from the usual source and Steve H sorted me out with the slats (and matching handle) think i did ok with the 76 screws though!Gorgeous, Paul.As others have said, no surprise there. Look forward to watching the progress!
Josh Dekubber
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Well there is something to be said for proper spacing/quality installation. Like where the two bottom tables meet up. I see you properly took into account the space between the two end slats so that when the tables are installed side by side together the gap between the two end slats is the same as the rest of them. I appreciate that attention to detail.Thanks Jon but I am only showcasing others peoples work, the Z bars are from the usual source and Steve H sorted me out with the slats (and matching handle) think i did ok with the 76 screws though!
Josh Dekubber
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Definitely credit to @Steve Hoch and his good friend for the excellent woodwork also and Dave's SS. Top notch materials and craftsmanship
Timothy F. Lewis
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You know, it’s really nice to see credit given where it is due, nice mahogany slats @Steve Hoch! Good hardware from Dave Santana but, the knowledge to source GOOD parts is not a given. Smart folks use the knowledge to do what you’ve clearly done Paul. Good work.
Will you take the slats off and put finish on them still?
Will you take the slats off and put finish on them still?
Steve Hoch
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Fantastic job putting those tables together Paul! They look perfect.