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  1. 01-14-2018, 08:33 PM #31
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    Re: Picking up where I left off in Hickory with the tool chest build

    I think the colors match the site quite well, but was also unsure about the distressing. Would definitely be interested to see some more samples of the different styles of distressing.
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    Re: Picking up where I left off in Hickory with the tool chest build

    I used milk paint on my Dutch Tool Chest too. I chose the same colors as Chris Schwarz, red base color with black topcoat. I love this chest!!! I work out of it every day and it houses my most frequently used tools perfectly. This chest has survived 2 years of expansion and contraction and the top has not cracked or distorted at all (great historical design). Good luck with your crackle experiments and we are excited to see the end results.

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    Re: Picking up where I left off in Hickory with the tool chest build

    Thanks Aaron, the chest I work out of is of the same design and has held up very well too. I'll be back on this finish this week.
    Bromley, I'll do a few more samples to demo the rub through, and some more crackling.
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    Re: Picking up where I left off in Hickory with the tool chest build


    So it's been awhile without an update, I've been busy with other projects and I'm happy to get back to this. More to come
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    Re: Picking up where I left off in Hickory with the tool chest build

    Looking really good Richard. Proud to be a minor part of the tool part of the project.
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    Re: Picking up where I left off in Hickory with the tool chest build

    One for the weekend
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    Re: Picking up where I left off in Hickory with the tool chest build

    And for the record the crakel medium was not good to work with on this project that was abandoned.
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    Re: Picking up where I left off in Hickory with the tool chest build

    I have a skewed shoulder plane i can donate if needed. It's old and made of wood. That's about all I know about it.
    fred p If it ain't broke you aint trying hard enough
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    Re: Picking up where I left off in Hickory with the tool chest build

    Thanks Fred, I think I've got it covered for now.
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    Re: Picking up where I left off in Hickory with the tool chest build

    I ment to post this a while back, so that Phil knows these clamps get used a lot around my shop.
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