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Nah, I'm just easily confused.
Now that I look at it again, and the right photos, my notepad that's made of solid limba looks similar in color and grain to the top of your set. At least after being translated by your camera and my monitor. John |
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Growing up leads to growing old and then to dying, And dying to me dont sound like all that much fun... -John Mellencamp |
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I put my two blonde cabinets side by side and the difference became really noticeable.
The limba Sentinel on the left is a much finer grain and creamier looking. Last edited by bandersen; 07-03-2015 at 09:28 PM. |
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Finish experiment
I picked up a few supplies today and conducted a little experiment.
First, I glued down four strips of red oak veneer. ![]() Then, painted a thin coat of various paints and wiped it off after a few minutes going across the grain. ![]() After it dried, a coat of amber shellac. It came out better than I expected. My camera isn't doing a very good job, but this is kinda what it looks like. ![]() One of them is actually pretty close. I think the main problem is the veneer I used. It's not as dark and the grain isn't as pronounced. A little more tinkering and I'll get there.
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Hi,
As I remember right, this console was seen in a garage in one of the old b/w PERRY MASON episodes! My Admiral console is the same, with the seperate power supply chassis!
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