jewlrey case

Love the color and style. I am sure she is very pleased with it

-- There is no such thing as a mistake. Its called a design modification Rick Kruse, Grand Rapids, MI

Hey Grizz
That’s some wonderful case. It must have taken a long time to put all those drawers together.

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon

Looks great, I`m sure she loves it. Very good build.

-- Mike, Bruce Mississippi = Jack of many trades master of none

a1 jim it did take a lot of time with the drawers..and getting them to slide just right was done by useing my belt sander…i have a bad back so i worked on it when i had good days…..the cedar is some of the nicelst ive seen in a long time…it was a big tree the storn took down….as much as i dont like storms or there problems they cause for the trees, if a tree goes down then i might as well smile all the way to the mill…...and give that tree the honor it deserves…....i cant woodowork like i use to and want too. but im lucky for what i can do…...grizzman

-- The Grizzone

good one ! how did you hide it from her when you were making it ?

-- work from your heart and your spirit will live forever

hello dan..well i have my own shop…and she had been told to stay out…it got here attention and for 5 weeks she has had to wonder what it was…...i have a 20 by 30 foot shop..it has a front porch ans plenty of room for me…she has her own craft room in the house and the shop is mine….when we moved here and were going to build our own home….i made the shop first…prioritys guys…....grizzman…i guess i will post pictures of the shop sometime soon…grizzman

-- The Grizzone

Great idea on building the shop first…. especially if you have to build the house yourself. How long did it take get everything done ?

-- work from your heart and your spirit will live forever

i built the shop the first year here, then started on the house, the house is mostly done but still lacks a few things…i did the kitchen also..and will maybe post pictures of it sometime, but the inside of our home is done in t and g heart pine, my sons and i were able to dismantle a home built in 1900 and we got as much as we could…2×4’s 2×6’s and 2×8’s we also were able to get around 20 posts that were at each window…most of them are about 5×5 solid heart pine…not one knot…they are beautiful..and all the walls are done in heart pine..i despise sheet rock and only used a little in the bathroom…..so its been an ongoing project but is mostly done…weve been here 13 years now..we were in alaska for 15, came here for family reasons…its been a great time doing all this work, ive also made pretty much all of the furniture for the house…thanks for asking..grizzman

-- The Grizzone

Great design

-- Wood and Glass they kick (well you know) Have a great day - Dug

Grizz, You do great work, most of the stuff i build is for my wife. I know your wife loved it. Keep building and posting. Thanks.

-- Monty Q, Columbia, South Carolina.

Grizz, i appriciate the email you sent me. I have a friend name Randy Rose he was stationed in alasks around the same time you were, I was in Germany at the time. However he told me out of all the places he has been he love alaska the most. I will keep in touch. I hope your backs gets felling better.

-- Monty Q, Columbia, South Carolina.