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This is my entry for the TSC 30 day challenge. I used birch for the main part and figured birch for the drawer front and walnut for the pull. I made the pull from scrap that I had. It was my first time making a drawer and I did have a few problems but I got it figured out. The drawers hit in the back of the opening and are flush in the front. Everything is finished with wipe on poly.
-- alaskan79, Michigan
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 1449 days ago
This is a very nice organiser well done
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Dan'um Style
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#2 posted 1449 days ago
nicely done … knobs really set it off. did you make them ?
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alaskan79
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#3 posted 1449 days ago
Yes I did make them I took a piece of walnut 3/4 in. square and champered the back 2 edges.
-- alaskan79, Michigan
DaleM
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#4 posted 1449 days ago
I’ve been curious to see what all you guys who entered the contest would come up with. It’s good to see a finished project. Nice design, and very nicely done. This might be the winner.
-- Dale Manning, Carthage, NY
isetegija
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#5 posted 1449 days ago
A nice job.
Thanks for sharing with us.
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spanky46
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#6 posted 1449 days ago
Classy looking, nice job!
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#7 posted 1449 days ago
looks great well done…..
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Dick, & Barb Cain
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#8 posted 1449 days ago
Very nice!
I love the grain figure on the drawers.
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stefang
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#9 posted 1449 days ago
This piece really caught my eye. Looks both beautiful and useful. Good stuff!
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kosta
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#10 posted 1449 days ago
did you ebter as a begenner or a amaturer
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alaskan79
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#11 posted 1449 days ago
I entered as a beginner. I had to go to my dads and use his tools I don’t own any.
Henry
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Dusty56
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#12 posted 1449 days ago
The color of that Birch made me think it was Cherry and Maple at first glance …You did a nice job on this and I like that you made the drawers different sizes : ) I have some Flame Birch that I’m saving for a special project , as yet to be determined .
-- When did quiet and quite become the same word ? I'm guessing about the same time as your and you're did.
Splinterman
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#13 posted 1449 days ago
The grain really pops out and suits the design well…......nicely done.
alaskan79
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#14 posted 1449 days ago
The Birch is a red color to start with I guess you could call it Red Birch. My dad has a couple of Flame Birch boards 12 inchs wide and 6 feet long.
Henry
-- alaskan79, Michigan
Dusty56
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#15 posted 1449 days ago
What does your Dad plan on making with those beauties ?
-- When did quiet and quite become the same word ? I'm guessing about the same time as your and you're did.
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