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It's Done !!!

Jerome Bias

>I finally finish the silly thing. Yeah!!!!!!!!

Jerome Mebane, NC


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VTAndy4

>Nice! How did you do the raised panels?

-Andy

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Beautiful!

Hank Knight

>Nice photograph too.

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Paul in NJ

>Congratulations and nice work. It should last for generations.

Paul Dzioba

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Jerome Bias

>I bought a matheson (sp)panel raising plane from someone on the old tools network. I tried a few other planes, but that one did the best at creating such a deep bevel.

Jerome

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very nice, $$$$hardware too

Bill Tindal, E.TN

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that looks Maaaaaa Vaaaaaaa Lessss

Todd O. Cronkhite Maine Native, Presently Away

>I think you did as fantastic job on it Jerome, it really looks great!

What's next?

T.O.

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Roy Anderson

>Would you please post a pic of your panel raising plane? I need to get one and I need to see what a good one looks like.

Thanks.

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Re: very nice, $$$$hardware too

Jerome Bias

>Horton Brass is great. I learned my lesson on the earlier chests.

Jerome Bias

Mebane, NC

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Cool

VTAndy4

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Look Great!

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>Well done Jerome. What did you do to fix the gaps in the joints that you were having problems with?

How's about a pic with the top closed too!

Again, a fine job.

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Jerome Bias

>Most of the gaps closed when the temperature dropped back down below 90 and didn't open up again. There were two gaps at the molding rail interface, but I was able to pretty much nail them closed.

Jerome


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panel plane

Jerome Bias

>here is an image of a plane similar to the one I used


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