krenov cab

just fit for an angel do you have a dolls house?Alistair

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I thought it was full size. I thought, there’s some dovetails I could make. LOL, NICE!

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Very original kolwdwrkr. Great job.

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Had me going too. I was thinking man look at the sides, must be 2 1/2” thick. lol
Nice work.

Wait a minute…. The doll is 6’ tall…....:)

What a unique mind!
I’m real glad I know you!

Bob

-- A mind, like a home, is furnished by its owner

CUUUUUUUUUUUUUUTE!

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Until I saw the last picture I was thinking, Man that’s a lot of work shaping the legs on a spindle sander!

-- Martin, Kansas

great piece. My daughter could have used that in the log cabin project.

-- F.Little

Wow! This is magnificent little work!

Thanks for making me smile.

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That’s pretty cool kolwdwrkr.

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Thanks for the comments. The spacing above the door seems big because the door is just sitting there. I have to come up with a hinge. The box is only 2” tall x 1 3/8” wide or so, so making a hinge may be a challenge. I was thinking about making a miniature knife hinge, so that it stays krenovian. Otherwise I think anything else will stick off the side to much. I’ll make it happen and post once the door is hung and the finish is on. btw, the drawer does pull out. It is 3/16” tall x 5/16” wide. I almost lost it in the sawdust at one point. Anyhow, the tree is up and we are anxious to hang this ornament.

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