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Thimble Display Case - Gary™ - 07-19-2019

Just finished my biggest thimble display case yet for the LOML.   It measures about 30x30" and the case is Curly Maple, lattice is poplar and back is ply with wine flocking.   Finish is General Finishes Arm-R-Seal.  

I hope this is the last one I ever need to build for her,  she overflowed the last one (had 108 spots) and this one still has around 100 open spots in it out of the 225 available.  

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RE: Thimble Display Case - Mr Eddie - 07-19-2019

Very nice Gary!  How do you cut the 'lattice work' and do you glue all the pieces together or just glue around the edges?

Lonnie


RE: Thimble Display Case - Gary™ - 07-19-2019

The lattice isn't glued in and is cut with a cross-lap jig. It is sandwiched between two small strips on the top/bottom of the case and the back. It's made up of cross-lap joints.


RE: Thimble Display Case - Timberwolf - 07-19-2019

(07-19-2019, 02:58 PM)Gary™ Wrote: The lattice isn't glued in and is cut with a cross-lap jig.  It is sandwiched between two small strips on the top/bottom of the case and the back.  It's made up of cross-lap joints.
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Nice work Gary!!
Yes


RE: Thimble Display Case - Bill Holt - 07-19-2019

Very nice indeed!  Curly Maple really grabs the eye.


RE: Thimble Display Case - KC - 07-19-2019

Two thumbs up.  
Yes


RE: Thimble Display Case - Woodworm! - 07-19-2019

(07-19-2019, 01:30 PM)Gary™ Wrote: Just finished my biggest thimble display case yet for the LOML.   It measures about 30x30" and the case is Curly Maple, lattice is poplar and back is ply with wine flocking.   Finish is General Finishes Arm-R-Seal.  

I hope this is the last one I ever need to build for her,  she overflowed the last one (had 108 spots) and this one still has around 100 open spots in it out of the 225 available.  

How many hours did it take to build


RE: Thimble Display Case - Gary™ - 07-19-2019

(07-19-2019, 07:11 PM)Woodworm! Wrote: How many hours did it take to build

About 3 weeks doing about 3-4 hrs a day on it.


RE: Thimble Display Case - BrokenOlMarine - 07-19-2019

Outstanding job.  Love the curly woods.