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Cherry Tool Cabinet

kingwah, member | February 28th, 20106 comments

Here is a version of the tool cabinet featured in a recent issue of Woodsmith. Mine is cherry. Finally a decent home for my handtools!

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Hanging Tool Chest

Jcumper, member | February 8th, 20106 comments

Made with Asian Lauan and Baltic Birch Plywood. It was my first and last experience with the Lauan; the veneer was only .015" thick, about the same as three thicknesses of tissue. Just one light pass...

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TOOL CHEST--turn of the century

toolchest, member | February 2nd, 20107 comments

This tool chest is patterned after late 18 century tool chests. Primary wood is curly cherry with some curly maple and veneers. All dovetail are hand cut and I there are over 200nbsp...

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Mahogany Tool Chest

cliffwieser, member | January 6th, 20107 comments

This is a 28" x 14" x 18" tall machinist style tool chest. Drawers are finger jointed and run on Hard Maple runners. Drawers are HM also. Front panel reflects light wierd in the image, it looks...

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Curly Cherry toolchests

golfgloeckner, member | December 26th, 20099 comments

Pictured is one of two identical toolchests, built for Christmas gifts for my sons. The plans were Chris Gochnour's, in FWW #169. The cherry was not stained or dyed, but was sprayed...

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Blast Gate Improvement

MyCousinVinny, member | September 10th, 20096 comments

If you use these anoying Plastic gates that do not want to close. Check this out. I cut the corner and faced it down and it clears itself out............

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tool chest

GKL, member | July 10th, 20092 comments

Cherry, pine, and spalted alder tool chest

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Larry Gladstone's Tool Chest

LarryGladstone, member | June 29th, 20092 comments

Larry Gladstone's Tool Chest

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Chest with a workspace

bafaans, member | June 28th, 20093 comments

84L 36W 39H 13 Wood species used from local logger, Self Air dried, Salvaged stairs and pallets. 8 Months to complete. Demountable for easier transport.

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Down and Dirty in Plywood

Jeff_Richards, member | June 28th, 20091 comment

Constructed of plywood and scraps, storage in lid, trays in middle with pull-out (more storage below). Full extension drawer on bottom. Top once doubled as bench for planing etc.

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"New Yankee" toolchest

HersheyWoodworker, member | June 23rd, 20092 comments

I haven't seen this cabinet yet on FWW - and somebody had to put in a "shout out" to Norm! This cabinet was inspired by the New Yankee Workshop episode that also featured the Studley...

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Craftworker's Tool Chest

Landieman, member | June 20th, 20093 comments

This second attempt at chest making is a chest for my wife to store various craft items in. Made from New Zealand Silver Beech with drop down front and a Lacquer fiinish. The stainless...

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Machinist's Chest

Landieman, member | June 20th, 20092 comments

My first attempt at any sort of serious wood working project, this traditional drop front machinist's chest is made from recycled New Zealand Rimu, the front and back panel tongue and grooved board...

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Dad's apprenticeship toolchest

DaleSchack, member | June 20th, 20092 comments

My Dad apprenticed as a cabinetmaker in Denmark, and their second year project was a toolbox, which was then used for the rest of their apprenticeship and onwards in their careers as cabinetmakers...

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Toolbox for the Workshop

snapperhead, member | June 19th, 20094 comments

I needed a tool box in my workshop to hold all my carving tools and hand tools. I had tools in rolls, different cabinets and boxes. When I needed something it took time to find their...

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Whale Tail: Ash and Walnut Tool Chest with Spalted Maple side panels

AlecSebastian, member | June 18th, 20092 comments

This tool chest is made almost entirely from my stash of Treecycled lumber. The drawer fronts are resawn from 8/4 walnut stock to make two 3/4" fronts that match end to end. The topmost pair was then...

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bucket storage

oldpoopie, member | June 18th, 20092 comments

This is my air hose storage. I need to win the tablesaw to make one of those fancy toolboxes that everyone else has photos of! This allows you to hook the hose up thru the whip that sticks thru...

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Handplane Storage Case

garretto, member | June 16th, 20092 comments

As part of a Hand Joinery class at Palomar College, we were required to build a box incorporating dovetails, frame and panel and a lid. My Lie Nielsen planes didn't have their own home so a case was...

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Walnut Chest on Mahogany Cart

JWPaine, member | June 13th, 2009

Walnut Chest on Roll Around Cart

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shop wall

kcwoodworks, member | June 9th, 20092 comments

Why would I want to win a Saw Stop? So I can stop spending all of my money on tools and start spending it on wood. What would I make? That's on the next wall.

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Spalted Maple and Walnut Tool Cabinet

rollo1, member | June 9th, 20094 comments

I built this tool cabinet for my hand tools, so it seemed appropriate to maximize my use of hand tools. The drawer and frame dovetails are all cut with saw and chisel, and all surfaces are finished...

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Stepped Tool Cabinet

rfritz, member | June 8th, 20091 comment

This tool and storage cabinet was a concept that originally started with a base cabinet of drawers then slowly evolved into a cabinet on a cabinet. The door on the lower cabinet and internal drawers...

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Seaton Chest

stephen13, member | June 8th, 20092 comments

This is a close copy of the seaton chest made of white pine and mahogany veneer with a finish of blue milk paint and shellac.

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Nut-Wood Hanging Tool Cabinet

tdc66, member | June 3rd, 2009

This hanging tool cabinet was built from butternut with walnut drawer fronts. The marquetry was knife-cut using a variety of veneer scraps and set in a birchveneered...

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Air Tool & Sharpening Tool Box

RouterManBob, member | June 3rd, 2009

This tool cabinet holds my entire collection of air tools and sharpening tools. The top drawer contains Tormek jigs and stones. The right drawers hold brads & pins, air...

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Finish Carpenter's Dream Bench/Cabinet

bob123456789, member | June 3rd, 20093 comments

Miter saw stand with fold up sides made of pine & finished with Varathane. Swivel casters for moving, tools are stored in 2 tool boxes that get attached to the fold up side wings, the tool boxes...

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Rolling Piano Tool Chest

Catmandu, member | June 3rd, 20095 comments

A pre-existing Cable Piano case adapted with Maple Veneer sheet goods and solid Mahogany drawer fronts to become the best rolling tool chest I could have ever imagined.

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tool chest

dreher, member | June 3rd, 2009

This was my own design made from spare pine boards I had in my garage

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Hanging Tool Cabinet

snyderwood, member | June 3rd, 20091 comment

Made of reclaimed and re sawn pine. Box joints at corners, tongue and groove front and back. Hanging on French cleats. Finished with Shellac and wax

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Machinist Tool Chest

RedAlder, member | May 31st, 20092 comments

My tool chest is made of blue stained sugar pine. The booked-matched top with Greene and Greene breadboard ends is key locked. A removable front panel has a tongue on its bottom which fits into a...

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Tool chest with oak tree inlay

hubiedoo517, member | May 31st, 20091 comment

My hand tools should have a nice place to live and what better than a might oak tree to watch over them. I wanted to experiment with Lyptus wood so I came up with this tool cabinet to try it out on...

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Cabinet Makers Tool Chest

toolchest, member | May 28th, 20091 comment

Patterned after turn of the century English and American cabinet makers tool chests. This one is made of 1" heart pine. It's 38" wide x 24" deep x 22" high. There is a sliding...

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