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In reference to the nautical history of the materials an oversized dovetail, as commonly used in wooden boat construction, was used to connect the table legs to the table apron. The bench seat top is inspired by yacht decks with thin strips of totara between the kauri planks. The table and bench are finished in danish oil.
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At Quartersawn I design and build handmade custom furniture, cabinetry and finish carpentry. With old fashioned craftsmanship and attention to detail my work is built to last and tailored to the requirements of my clients.
From design consultation, timber selection and construction I work through the whole process with my clients to produce beautiful pieces.
I build smaller individual pieces as well as multiple pieces for larger renovation projects.
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