cherry machinist chest

Re: cherry machinist chest

Bob Hutchins in Central Texas

>Howdy Wally!

That is beautiful work! Can you show us some close ups of the hardware? How 'bout shots with some drawers open? Drawer details?

Thanks

BobH

Re: cherry machinist chest

alan womack

>Great looking work, any construction tips you would like to pass along? A machinist chest is on my list to make someday.

Alan

What issue of Shop Notes?

Bryan in Broad Ripple, IN

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Re: cherry machinist chest

Rick Hoppe (Los Angeles)

>Ditto on what everyone else said!

Come on Wally...

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>Lets us in on some more details, please.

It look very nice. I too would like to see adn hear some more about it.

Nice job!

Re: cherry machinist chest

wally

>Sorry guys, Here are some more photo's of the chest. The Shop Notes issue is #49. The hardware are pulls from my local hardware store, they come three in a package for $1.99. The drawer are 1/2 maple plywood with hard wood for the runners.There are no dovetails or any thing fancy with the drawers they are rabeted and pined. The bottoms of the drawers still need to be lined with felt. I am planning on selling the chest with some miscelanious tools. Doing a little spring cleaning in the shop.

Re: cherry machinist chest

wally

>Another photo.

Re: cherry machinist chest

wally

>Another photo.

Re: cherry machinist chest

wally

>Another photo.

Thanks Wally...

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>What's inside looks as good as the outside. Thanks again for the additional pics! Very nice chest

What are the 2 infill looking planes?

Re: Thanks Wally...

wally

>Scott the brass planes are two smoothers that I just built. If you would like more info on them the pictures are posted in this forum. Just type all threads by jason walcott.