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I have learned so much here and wanted to show what I made based on what I have seen on this forum.
i am proud to be a part of this community. I made a knife display case out of calico walnut. The back is double book matched and the sides are
all a waterfall. My wife picked out the hardware. The knives are held by magnets under leather. The wood is finished with Tung oil and orange oil.
I am designing another one now and would appreciate new ideas or improvements.
 

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Ways to improve!? I'm still looking for my jaw on the floor! Kinda simple but absolutely stunning!
 
Very nice!....If that was for sale I would buy it........
 
I have learned so much here and wanted to show what I made based on what I have seen on this forum.
i am proud to be a part of this community. I made a knife display case out of calico walnut. The back is double book matched and the sides are
all a waterfall. My wife picked out the hardware. The knives are held by magnets under leather. The wood is finished with Tung oil and orange oil.
I am designing another one now and would appreciate new ideas or improvements.
It may sound kitch, but somehow I think a veneer of stone on the back panel could be a nice nod to the hours spent sharpening and polishing, especially considering the reputation of the Shigefusa family for hand sharpening their blades.
 

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