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papa's shop

jwm50, member | May 8th, 2011

My shop is on the main floor of a dedicated building. I have a full metal shop on the lower floor where my dust collector and compressor live. I like to have multiple...

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Large Jewelry Armoire

mimark, member | September 18th, 2010

Red Oak with two mirrors, holds lots of jewelry

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Chest with a workspace

bafaans, member | June 28th, 20094 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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Jewelry Box

GarrisonWoodworking, member | June 24th, 20091 comment

A Jewelry Box made as a gift for my friend on her 19th birthday.

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Blanket Chest

GarrisonWoodworking, member | June 24th, 2009

A raised panel blanket chest done in red oak with hand carved tree designs in both end panels. Stiffeners are attached using a tapered sliding dovetail.

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Wood working hand tool box

Scott_Harvey, member | May 21st, 2009

Wood working chest designed for hand tools

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Toy Chest

russ25, member | January 7th, 2009

Build this oak toy chest for my neice. The chest is stained with a Red Oak stain and treated with 3 coats of poly on the outside and shellac on the inside. The top is painted with an acrylic paint...

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Oak Chest

dads66, member | December 18th, 2008

Chest made for a family member from Red Oak, has old style Iron hardware and sliding trays for items

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Blanket Chest

Tom, member | November 5th, 20082 comments

This blanket chest is pretty basic. I've actually made two of them, one as a wedding gift for my sister-in-law and another as a Christmans present for my brother. I used red oak, purchased from a home center. My goal was to create continuous grain around the entire chest, so I opted to use a basic rabbet joint to connect the front, back and sides. I reinforced the joint with screws and covered the holes with grain-matched plugs. For the hinges, I used a combination hinge and lid support, which prevents the lid from crashing down on unsuspecting users.

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