Quite a few years ago, I read an article on a contemporary take on a four
post bed. The posts were poplar core which were then veneered with black
acacia, maple and more black acacia. Chamfering the corners then revealed
the maple (or holly, I forget) which looked like stringing inlay between the
layers of black acacia.
Anyone remember this article? Maybe the search gurus in the group could
help me find it?
best,
jc
On Jan 17, 8:59=A0am, "Joe" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Quite a few years ago, I read an article on a contemporary take on a four
> post bed. =A0The posts were poplar core which were then veneered with bla=
ck
> acacia, maple and more black acacia. =A0Chamfering the corners then revea=
led
> the maple (or holly, I forget) which looked like stringing inlay between =
the
> layers of black acacia.
>
> Anyone remember this article? =A0Maybe the search gurus in the group coul=
d
> help me find it?
>
> best,
>
> jc
You might find something here =3D
http://tinyurl.com/y99y5ot
Smitty
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On Jan 17, 8:59 am, "Joe" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Quite a few years ago, I read an article on a contemporary take on a four
> post bed. The posts were poplar core which were then veneered with black
> acacia, maple and more black acacia. Chamfering the corners then revealed
> the maple (or holly, I forget) which looked like stringing inlay between
> the
> layers of black acacia.
>
> Anyone remember this article? Maybe the search gurus in the group could
> help me find it?
>
> best,
>
> jc
You might find something here =
http://tinyurl.com/y99y5ot
Smitty
No, I did a google search for that as a basic first step.
jc