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Marquetry tool cabinet

May 13th, 2009 in The Gallery     
kterpening kterpening, member
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Marquetry Tool Cabinet
Ash leaves and samaras
Interior (ash - solid and veneer)
Marquetry Tool Cabinet

Marquetry Tool Cabinet

Photo: Jim Dugan - Camden, Maine
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Ash tool cabinet with marquetry depicting the journey from live ash tree to lumber to finished tool cabinet.


Design or Plan used: My Own Design - Kristin Terpening
posted in: The Gallery, cabinet, ash, veneer, tool chest, marquetry
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Comments (15)

jimgup writes: A beautiful cabinet. The marquetry is exquisite in execution but also in its story from tree to furniture.
Also, the interior detail, the bookmatching of the grain.
It is inspiring and tells me to ditch my tool boxes and finally make a nice tool cabinet for my beloved chisels and hand planes!
I hope you win the saw!!! Posted: 1:01 pm on July 1st
AnnMiller65 writes: The delicate beauty and grace of the marquetry design is phenomenal. I have seen this piece in person and love it. Posted: 10:48 pm on June 16th
Chula writes: You have my vote. I've seen this piece of art in person and it's even more beautiful. Posted: 11:30 am on June 16th
Chula writes: I think it's important to note how Kristen has combined her love of biology and nature into her love of working with wood. This not only a functional piece but but stunning piece of art. For some of us with no knowledge of woodworking and terms, the detail is not painted on this cabinet; it's all wood. Posted: 11:28 am on June 16th
Chula writes: I think it's important to note how Kristen has combined her love of biology and nature into her love of working with wood. Posted: 11:28 am on June 16th
Chula writes: I think it's important to note how Kristen has combined her love of biology and nature into her love of working with wood - making this not only a functional piece but but stunning piece of art. For some of us with no knowledge of woodworking and terms, the detail is not painted on this cabinet; it's all wood. Posted: 11:28 am on June 16th
Chula writes: I think it's important to note how Kristen has combined her love of biology and nature into her love of working with wood - making this not only a functional piece but but stunning piece of art. For some of us with no knowledge of woodworking and terms, the detail is not painted on this cabinet; it's all wood. Posted: 11:27 am on June 16th
JohnnybKuhlman writes: Absolutely fine piece of work... inspirational. Posted: 9:22 am on June 16th
mgkarate writes: Great cabinet. I appreciate the detail in the marquetry but, even more, I appreciate the story in that marquetry. That's what separates this from all the rest. Posted: 8:30 am on June 16th
albiedavis writes: Hey, I'm glad I joined when the case is open! Inside and out,his whole piece is permeated with love and respect for woodworking (and woodworkers.) If I had such a chest, it would inspire me to greater creative heights. You've got my vote, if I can figure out how to cast it! Posted: 7:57 am on June 16th
kterpening writes: Thanks for the compliments and encouraging me to dig into my computer files for the additional images. Posted: 12:37 am on June 16th
dustymctevish writes: Beautifully done, you’ve got my vote. Your work has inspired me on my latest project. Posted: 9:48 am on May 20th
kolwdwrkr writes: I agree with the others, lets see it open. Very creative and unique design on the outside. Well done. Posted: 8:10 pm on May 15th
custim writes: Yeah. Let's see it open Posted: 3:57 pm on May 14th
rekoch writes: Wow! Beautifully done. I'd love to see a photo of the cabinet open. Posted: 4:32 pm on May 13th
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