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this is the latest project. cherry with maple top and drawer. rattlecan lacker! new pics further down.




the pics are lousy but its all I can do. gone!

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Old 06-24-2008, 05:07 PM   #2
 
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Looks good fred, someday i'm gonna take lessons from you.
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I like it How's the lid hinged???

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How's the lid hinged???

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I like it too! My guess is that the lid uses pins on the sides as hinges. Am I right, am I right! What do I win?
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I like it too! My guess is that the lid uses pins on the sides as hinges. Am I right, am I right! What do I win?

ur right! you win a free shop tour! you did? oh well guess ya didnt win afterall! brass pins and blackwood plugs to keep en in. hope i never have ta take it off!
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I figured it had pins that it pivoted on, but there are several ways to do that method. Blind, where the lid and pins are assembled as the box is glued up. Through, where the pins are drilled and inserted from the outside and show. Or like Fred did, through and plugged.
I have never had any luck with the blind method, and never considered plugging the through holes. I really don't care for seeing the brass pin ends. I'll have to try that sometime.

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Fred,
Despite the photos, that's a fine jewelry box
But it really would be nice if we could tell what color it is

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Nice lookin' box!! I see you used that magic wrap on it too: In one picture the cherry looks like walnut and in the next like purpleheart!! You need to patent that finish process

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whooo whoooo got the slacker to git me some pics~!!! I was impatient earlier.




the rest are in the gallery but the bad ones are gone.
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Oh yeah, that's awesome
Nice paint photo, Fred!

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Oh yeah, that's awesome
Nice paint photo, Fred!

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no paint rog.... just blue tape! fixes everything ya know!
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Can I come get some of your blue tape PLEASE Mr. Fred - OMG another beautiful piece of furniture comes out of Fred's shop. You been keep Dozer busy I see...
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Dude you are amazing
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That is awesome!
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