Cue cabinet

[deepcreek]

Very nice work!  I love the design and all the beautiful details.

 

[dltflt]

That is beautiful!

 

[duc996]

Very nice work!  I love the design and all the beautiful details.

Thank you Joe, it was really nice meeting you and Erich!

 

[duc996]

That is beautiful!

Thank you Don!

 

[TomGadwa1]

Some of the shortest cues I have ever seen!!! Just kidding!! That is a gorgeous looking cabinet!

 

[Gregor]

Beautiful work.

 

[Klemm]

[member=31814]duc996[/member]  - after this inspiring piece I would sure like to see some of your other work!
So well done all around, design, material choices and  execution.

my hat's off to you!
Hans

 

[six-point socket II]

This is truly amazing, love it!

Kind regards,
Oliver

 

[nclemmons]

Very well done!

 

[duc996]

Some of the shortest cues I have ever seen!!! Just kidding!! That is a gorgeous looking cabinet!

Thank you!

Beautiful work.

Thank you!

[member=31814]duc996[/member]  - after this inspiring piece I would sure like to see some of your other work!
So well done all around, design, material choices and  execution.

my hat's off to you!
Hans

Thank you much!

This is truly amazing, love it!

Kind regards,
Oliver

Thank you!

Very well done!

Thank you!

 

[mike_aa]

[member=31814]duc996[/member]  That is some superb craftsmanship and outstanding design!  Thank you for sharing!

What's the substrate for the trim panel that has the birdseye maple inlay work?  Is the surrounding figured wood veneer?

Thanks, Mike A.

 

[RKA]

That is beautiful!!  A year ago I was searching for inspiration to build something similar for a family member, but I came up short on ideas and plans (and I'm creatively challenged) and never moved anywhere with it (since this family member still doesn't have a pool table - there is no timetable for me).  I love the details and the execution, my favorite is the choice of walnut for the top part and the inlay work you did. 

 

[duc996]

[member=31814]duc996[/member]  That is some superb craftsmanship and outstanding design!  Thank you for sharing!

What's the substrate for the trim panel that has the birdseye maple inlay work?  Is the surrounding figured wood veneer?

Thanks, Mike A.

Thank you Mike, the heavy figured walnut is solid stock and not veneer. The trim is curly maple and walnut sandwiches together.

That is beautiful!!  A year ago I was searching for inspiration to build something similar for a family member, but I came up short on ideas and plans (and I'm creatively challenged) and never moved anywhere with it (since this family member still doesn't have a pool table - there is no timetable for me).  I love the details and the execution, my favorite is the choice of walnut for the top part and the inlay work you did. 

Thank you!

 

[Steven Owen]

Wow, that’s a well executed project.  You could probably make a couple more & easily sell them online.

 

[Wooden Skye]

Really well done project! 

 

[duc996]

Wow, that’s a well executed project.  You could probably make a couple more & easily sell them online.

Thank you Steven, I’ve sold a few through the years.

Really well done project! 

Thank you!

 

[bnaboatbuilder]

duc996,

Will you go into more detail on your finish. How long after the oil did you apply the poly and how many coats of poly? Thanks.

Project looks superb.

 

[duc996]

duc996,

Will you go into more detail on your finish. How long after the oil did you apply the poly and how many coats of poly? Thanks.

Project looks superb.

Hi John, I applied a single coat of Watco danish oil and let dry for 48 hours and sprayed 5 coats of polycrylic satin finish with light sanding with 400 grit paper between coats. Hope that helps.

 

[escan]

Stunner

 

[duc996]

Stunner

Thank you!