| Project by jevarn71 | posted 648 days ago | 3903 views | 3 times favorited | 6 comments |  |
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This is a second build based off my first Navy Sea Chest. This one is 25% smaller at 19W x 36L x 17H. It was built using Black Walnut, Eastern Red Cedar, and Ash for the pegs. The finish is wipe-on poly applied with foam brushes, rubbed down with 0000 steel wool between coats.
There’s something about walnut I just love. It is easy to work and beautiful after finishing. Enjoy!
-- Jason - Aim High!!
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MasterSergeant
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#1 posted 648 days ago
Most excellent!
Thanks for sharing!
-- Kelly, woodworker under construction
Raylon
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#2 posted 487 days ago
I have been searching for a chest of this caliber to commission. Great job!!!
bcav8tr
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#3 posted 388 days ago
Just as beautiful as it’s big brother. Beautiful work. CDR PATCH
David0077
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#4 posted 222 days ago
That is frickin awesome. I’ve seen some sea chest go for as much as $1200 and they’re made of pine
How much would something like this fetch for?
-- HMC(SW) Ancheta, United States Navy (Active)
japosa
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#5 posted 178 days ago
Awesome!
David Dean
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#6 posted 178 days ago
sweet nice work
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