| Project by Dave Carlisle | posted 08-24-2012 03:30 AM | 1478 views | 0 times favorited | 4 comments |  |
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My wife likes things that look old or are from a past era. She found a picture of a dry sink and asked if I could make one. I had some pretty walnut and this is the result. I had no plans, only a picture from a magazine. Much easier with plans!!
-- Woodworking Principal
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DBoltz
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#1 posted 08-24-2012 10:38 AM
Nice looking dry sink. My folks still have an old one down in their basement. They think it is from the early 1900s, if not older. If I remember correctly, thiers has a copper lining on the top.
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Oldtool
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#2 posted 08-24-2012 11:40 AM
Nice build, very good looking. The walnut is really eye catching.
Thanks for showing.
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#3 posted 08-24-2012 04:46 PM
Nice dry sink. Owners of the originals would have been envious of the walnut.
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#4 posted 08-25-2012 12:17 AM
I would have used scrap pine or pallet wood for that, stained it, and saved the walnut for finer stuff… but that’s just me. I guess your significant other loves it anyway :)
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