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Old 11-30-2007, 08:50 PM   #1
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Here is one of my early projects. I enjoyed making this chess board. It had lots of router steps, and this was before I had a router table.
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Old 11-30-2007, 09:14 PM   #2
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That's gorgeorus Rolf, beautiful work! Thanks for the pic.

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Rolf that's great, I open the picture and I couldn't stop looking at it ,I wanted to reach out and touch it ....

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Nice looking board Rolf.
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They do say it's the quiet ones to look out for! that is simply beautiful Rolf. If that was one of you're early projects, when are we to be dazzled with you're later ones?
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Really nice work, Rolf !!!
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Thanks everyone for the nice compliments. This board has compartments for all the pieces, which is not shown in the picture I posted.
Thanks again.
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Here is one of my early projects. I enjoyed making this chess board. It had lots of router steps, and this was before I had a router table.

Rolf,

Just plain Beautiful!!

It appears that your squares are slightly chamfered... I LIKE it! Very NICE touch!

Thank you for showing!
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Thanks Joe, yes each square are individual pieces and chamfered.
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