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Fruit stand
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This is a practical and attractive five sided fruit stand. It can be used to decorate any kitchen or used as a table center. The patterns are based in an old English design that I have entirely reconstructed in the computer. This project is designed to be made preferably with 1/4 inches wood or with 6 mm. wood, but of course it can be scaled at will, modifying the patterns accordingly. The following table gives the measures of the fruit stand depending on the suggested wood widths:
Please note that this pattern is registered and copyrighted. If you would like to have it I offer it for 7 € plus shipping. The pattern is computer made, which provides total precision, and nicely printed for convenient scrolling. Click here to buy this pattern. Write me to info@finescrollsaw.com for any questions. This picture has been kindly sent by Oleg Velesjuk from Kaliningrad, Russia. It shows excellent craftsmanship on birch hardwood. |
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| This picture has been kindly sent by Ester and Isaac Arditi from Israel. | This picture has been kindly sent by Wolfgang Roth from Germany. |
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| This picture has been sent by Antonio Zaglio from Italy. | This picture has been sent by Hiltrud de Homont-Dietrich from Germany. | This picture has been kindly sent by Wolfgang Roth from Germany. |
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| This picture has been kindly sent by Gottfried Sedlemeier from Germany. |
This picture has kindly been sent by Gerhard Stamm from Australia. |
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| This picture has kindly been sent by Santiago Fernández from Burgos, Spain. | This picture has been sent by Jose Luis Tellez from Celaya (Guanajuato, Mexico). |
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| These pictures have been kindly sent by Aravamudhan Rajagopalan from Tamil Nadu, India. The stand shown is made of teak and red wood hardwood. |
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| Theese pictures have been kindly sent by Jim Butler from the USA: ¨ I made this unit out of Sapele, and I used a little different joinery on the top piece, as I did not want the bottom pieces showing through. I use some small diameter screws from the bottom up, as well as glue to secure the top to the middle pieces.¨ |
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| This picture has been sent by Patrick Kim from the USA. |
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| This picture has kindly been sent by Nicola Armenise from Italy. |
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