Finished Pine Dresser and Bedside Table

I like it! Im a big fan of pine anyways. I like the knot holes. Speaking of which, atleast you now know about the dividers. Keep up the good work and welcome to LJ’s

-- Jimi _ Measure twice, cut once.......@#%#$@!!!......measure twice, cut....

Hi Adam
Welcome to LJs
You’ve done a wonderful job on this dresser and bed side table.

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I love it. These are quite literally the reason I picked up woodworking.

Do you have a link to the originals?

Thanks for the feedback gentlemen. I appreciate it.

madwilliamflint, I just spent some time trying to locate plans for the original but I was unsuccessful. I do have a link that has a picture of the original from Mr. Becksvoort’s website. You just have to scroll down a bit to see it.

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I saw the basic plans (basically a 3 dimensional drawing of the parts semi-assembled) in a copy of Fine Woodworking. I believe it was FWW #206. I say this because Mr. Becksvoort’s website includes all of his articles published in FWW and #206 sounds familiar.

-- Adam - Langley, British Columbia (Canada)

That looks great! Awesome job!

-- Greg, Owner, Quality Carpet One, www.qualitycarpetonecrofton.com

your first piece of furniture using dovetails,mortise and tenons—-WOW…Jeff

-- Jeff,Tucson,Az.

Love it…. pine is my favourite. I made the same mistake as you many years ago with a knot on a stile that ended up “bending” it.
Congratulations for completing such a great piece!

-- ~Julie~ followyourheartwoodworking.blogspot.ca

Beautiful job Adam. I like pine, especially for a piece like this.

Welcome to LJs. It will be great to see more of your work in the future.

-- “And the products of wealth push you along on the bow wave of their spiritless undying selves.” ― I. Anderson

Yeay pine! You did a great job on these two.

-- Don, Royersford, PA

Nice job, Adam. The dovetails look great! Thanks for sharing.

-- Randy, Tupelo, MS ~ A man who honors his wife will have children who honor their father.

Adam, both of these look really nice. You did a fine job.

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Great pieces, they look great. I can’t shake the feeling that that door on the nightstand will warp soon if not secured with breadboard ends, or battens attatched from behind or something. Is there a reason you left it without a frame or the like?

Thanks for the feedback.

JaLatham, I didnt’ really think of putting breadboard ends or battens but that may have been a good idea. I copied the bedside table from two that I have and they don’t have any battens or breadboard ends…”knock on wood” they haven’t warped and I’ve owned them since 2006. That being said, you make a good point and I may end up having to do that if they move on this project.

-- Adam - Langley, British Columbia (Canada)

Nothing wrong with Pine my friend, true early american style.

Plus, if your son beats it up, it doesn’t hurt AS much, ha

Ev

-- Ev in Framingham, MA

Good point Everett1…..lol

-- Adam - Langley, British Columbia (Canada)