Raised panels ON the tablesaw?

Pretty nice way to mark your 100th post!

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and they look pretty good installed, too…

and another look.

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Lots of work to be done yet, but it’s getting there. Red Cedar, it do have some wild grain to it…

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Good job. I am glad I don’t have all that sanding to do. Once you make a few more of these you will reward yourself with router bits. But I bet your workshop smells good! I made 3 doors on my TS that are the cove type. It took forever and created a mountain of sawdust. Once was enough.

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Nice job.
A nice sharp rabbet plane to clean the cuts and there will be no need to even sand these.

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I found out that Red Cedar don’t like to be handplaned. However, a nice, fresh-cut piece of glass does wonders. Used like a card-scraper, does a nice clean-up. All the panels are now done. A Cedar chest is complete. A fake top drawer, with two “real” drawers below. Looks like a three drawer chest of drawers, until one lifts the top. There is a cedar lined bottom storage area until the top/lid. Book-matched boards for the lid. WILD grain all around. WHEN I can get my wireless set up, I’ll post a bunch of pictures…

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Nicely done

Thanks for sharing

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Just a bump, hopefully Bertha will find this. Not that hard to do, even on my 20+ year old Craftsman saw. Even though Red Cedar likes to burn a lot, there wasn’t any on these panels.

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