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These are the projects I worked on this winter. The first is a saw till that was in WOODSMITH magazine. It is made of hickory. The second is a case for hand planes built on the same design as the saw till and made of ash. The third is a mallet made of oak for the head and hickory for the handle. The fourth is a display case for my Father-in-Law’s WWII military awards and memorabilia made of mahogany with a strip of maple for accent.
I had fun doing these projects and learned a lot in doing them. I used through tenons on the first two and dovetails on the display case.
Thanks for looking
Bill
-- Bill - If I knew GRANDKIDS were so much fun I would have had them first.
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wisno
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#1 posted 1158 days ago
Nice job.
I love how you do hang your tools.
wisno
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Dennisgrosen
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#2 posted 1158 days ago
it´s understable why you had fun
in the shop with that kind of tools
to play with
thank´s for sharing
Dennis
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#3 posted 1158 days ago
....separate tools storage by its category, nice idea.
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#4 posted 1158 days ago
Great way to pass those cold days. Nice job.
-- Donnie-- listen to the wood.
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#5 posted 1158 days ago
I really like the saw cabinet. The design looks interesting, I wish you included a shot of the side.
-- Glen
Art
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#6 posted 1158 days ago
Bill,
Beautiful saw till. I’ve been bouncing around some designs in my head but now I have something nice to work off of. Thanks!
Art
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#7 posted 1153 days ago
Thats some beautiful work.
-- CJIII Future cabinetmaker
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