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I'm fixing up a super-plain box that was in my pile of stuff.
I decided to add some legs, by removing some wood that was not legs. I started with some 1/2" drilled holes, then worked on material removal. My coping saw was a hassle, and I found a chisel went a lot faster.
Work so far:
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Fancy-schmanzy! Looks good..
Show me a picture, I'll build a project from that
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Thank you kindly!
I moved on to book-match a SFP type of top:
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Good looking box; what is the finish?
"I tried being reasonable..........I didn't like it." Clint Eastwood
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Thank you,
It's wiped-on Tru Oil. I am hoping that the fir/spruce/pine top ages a bit darker soon. The red oak sides are from my special stash which has pleased me often
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(10-09-2023, 04:57 PM)C. in Indy Wrote: Thank you,
It's wiped-on Tru Oil. I am hoping that the fir/spruce/pine top ages a bit darker soon. The red oak sides are from my special stash which has pleased me often
Nice job, as usual Chris. You have made successful "saves" out of several challenging finds.
