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Tool Cabinet

comments (5) October 2nd, 2008 in Reader's Gallery

Matthew Kenney, senior editor

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Over-the-top tool cabinet, my bench, and a work in progress

Over-the-top tool cabinet, my bench, and a work in progress

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After my daughter's crib, this was the first piece of furniture I ever built. It has my first dovetails and first verneer work. It's walnut, ash, and maple burl veneer. The secondary wood is poplar. There's also a lot of hide glue.

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My daughter's crib

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Comments (5)

woodman1946 writes: Damn Matt that is one very fine tool cabinet. One thing I can say is when you decided to do woodworking you really jumped right in.
Posted: 12:59 am on December 18th

wright5068 writes: Wonderful design and construction. I recently completed a tool cabinet. I wished mine looked as good as yours.
Great craftsmanship.
Posted: 11:12 pm on November 19th

bricofleur writes: Very nice! I would see it in my living room. I believe you dust if off after each woodworking session! Congratulations!
Best, Serge

Posted: 6:36 pm on October 10th

MKenney writes: My cabinet isn't old enough to date yet.
Posted: 2:17 pm on October 6th