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Two dress shaped band saw boxes, made from pine. Instead of cutting just the back off. I cut the front and back off. But only cut the back off the drawers. Then cut the drawer fronts from the front piece. Left the back piece long and flat to fit into the stands. The stand for the black dress is cherry. Oak for the red dress. Painted finish. Drawers lined with felt.
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eddie
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#1 posted 343 days ago
thats a cool band saw box looks great
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zlatanv
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#2 posted 343 days ago
Very cool design, colors make it stand out, nice work.
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#3 posted 343 days ago
Great design. Thanks.
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bent
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#4 posted 342 days ago
they remind me of a piece by judson beaumont (that’s a good thing).
http://www.straightlinedesigns.com/lbd.html
SteveMI
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#5 posted 342 days ago
Now how to get a Carhartt work shirt in that style, hmmmm…
Much cool on yours and the perfect colors.
Steve.
TDSpade
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#6 posted 342 days ago
bent
That’s actually where I got the idea. I was doing a google search for some ideas on bandsaw boxes. Something a little different than your average bandsaw box. When I first saw this dress I thought that it would make a cool bandsaw box. But In order for this to work I would have to do the drawer fronts differently from most bandsaw boxes. It was a fun problem solving project to do.
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#7 posted 230 days ago
So instead of an inlay you did an over lay, very nice design.
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