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(08-11-2016, 07:28 AM)Gary™ Wrote: The dividers for the drawers are most impressive!! Tell us how you did that
I assume a V-bit in the router table (or a hand plane?) for the horizontal dividers and mitering the ends of the verticals.
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Excellent work! That's a winner all around.
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Like the burl on the drawer fronts!
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Simply Beautiful. very nice job. Dumb question for holding spices do you use a certaintype of liner for the drawers or just leave natural ?
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Very impressive! Can you show a pic of the drawer dovetails? One of my favorite Tommy Mac Rough Cut shows was the one with Glen Huey where they made a spice box, including the line and berry inlay. Yours is flawless.
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08-11-2016, 10:04 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-11-2016, 10:37 PM by robmaz.)
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Very
, I have never tried inlay like that before, nice job.
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Hi Rob. Thanks for adding more pictures. That's quality work right there and I can appreciate the work that went in to it. For small casework they sure are tough to do well and you certainly did it right.
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It is always a treat to come here and see work of this caliber. Thanks for sharing.
As an aside, I am willing to state that the pieces that most often get the broad acclaim this one has gotten are reproductions, pieces where a time proven design removes many easy objections. Why don't I make more reproductions? Why don't we all?