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Design or Plan used: Luthier Bench for Sommers Violins
posted in: Reader's Gallery, workshop, WorkBench, cabinet, bench, chest of drawers, musical instrument
Luthier Bench
comments (3) July 2nd, 2012 in Reader's Gallery
This is a luthier bench I made. I got the plan online somewhere. The 'frame' wood is lyptus - hard as nails and really heavy. The maple cut and glued from 1" thick boards. It's really functional and a great tool to have in the violin shop.
Design or Plan used: Luthier Bench for Sommers Violins
posted in: Reader's Gallery, workshop, WorkBench, cabinet, bench, chest of drawers, musical instrument
























Comments (3)
Kindest Regards
Lee Farmer a.k.a. bullriderx
Posted: 5:05 am on November 30th
@klroberts: It looks like the Lon Schleining tool cabinet... I was ogling the design earlier today - I expect it will end up in my shop soon... :)
You can find that design here: http://www.finewoodworking.com/FWNPDF/011181080.pdf
Cheers,
Fred
Posted: 8:43 pm on July 28th
Thanks
klroberts
Posted: 8:03 am on July 14th
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