BFHS seniors put a modern spin on traditional side tables
As part of his senior project, Wilson Newel completed intricate cabriole legs, bent lamination on his drawer front, and marquetry for his table top.
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Elisa Balcaen chose a simpler design for an elegant look, but chose a veneer with a grain pattern that looked like ocean sand, and used dyed veneers to create the look of a swimming sea turtle for her table top.
Brady Falck poses with the slim-legged table he created that also features a walnut veneered table top.
Ryan Carelli poses with his table, which features a variety of natural and dyed woods to create a marquetry duck design on the table top.
Kaden Brewer built bold legs and star glass etching to make his table stand out.
Connor Alexander, the spirited Badger that he is, inlaid a Badger head to reflect his school pride on the top of his table.
BONNERS FERRY — In their final year of cabinet making, seniors at Bonners Ferry High School put the advanced woodworking and cabinetmaking techniques they learned to good use.
From September through February, the students worked on the Queen Anne table project...
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