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<p>[QUOTE="antidiem, post: 9754239, member: 30"]Oh, It's a DRUM TABLE and it's pretty! it's not terribly old, not "antique" but got a good amount of age attached. Yes, definitely remove the rosette flower before cutting, it never occurred to me to have to state that! The painted gold won't be difficult to duplicate, getting the brown color shouldn't be too hard either. Brad's idea of using cardboard to build up the "wood" is a good one. I just always used multiple layers of veneer and criss crossed them with the final top one being "with" the grain.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="antidiem, post: 9754239, member: 30"]Oh, It's a DRUM TABLE and it's pretty! it's not terribly old, not "antique" but got a good amount of age attached. Yes, definitely remove the rosette flower before cutting, it never occurred to me to have to state that! The painted gold won't be difficult to duplicate, getting the brown color shouldn't be too hard either. Brad's idea of using cardboard to build up the "wood" is a good one. I just always used multiple layers of veneer and criss crossed them with the final top one being "with" the grain.[/QUOTE]
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