| Project by SplashMaster | posted 1031 days ago | 1359 views | 1 time favorited | 5 comments |  |
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This was my first attempt at making a cedar chest and I learned a lot. All the dove tails are hand cut and I used old pine barn boards for most of the chest except the lid, trim, and one foot and lined the inside with cedar. Also I now have some new tools b/c I had to have them lol.
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BertFlores58
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#1 posted 1031 days ago
A good start and use of recycle wood. Nice proportio too. Keep it up.
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workerinwood
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#2 posted 1031 days ago
Nice job!!
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ShopDogs
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#3 posted 1031 days ago
And yet another advantage of building things—-You just gotta have new tools and toys. And then you just gotta have a big shop to put them in!!
I like the chest. Hand cut dove tails are tough.
Thanks for sharing
Michael
-- ShopDogs, Tulsa, OK The tools aren't the problem-It's the organic interface!
heller
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#4 posted 1031 days ago
Nice Chest
The Dovetails look great
Robsshop
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#5 posted 1030 days ago
Sharp looking chest SM , Looks like the new tools paid off ! Welcome to L J’s
-- Rob,Gaithersburg,MD,One mans trash is another mans woodshop treasure !!
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