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brian that chest of drawers is really nice, it's good enough to be on display in a shop, you should be proud of that!

Bench is also lovely, with nice choices of wood, and well executed
 
Last thing i completed was this dovetail guide out of boxwood. Angled for 1:8 or 7.1 degrees. Not pretty, but it does the job


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NazNomad":2g8e6kcr said:
Finally finished this damn thing... 99%oak, 1% glue.

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Oh my word !!! I want I want I want. That's awesome- I know several people who would love that.
 
Dear God, the scale in that picture! The bush and the gravel....I thought you had made a MASSIVE tractor! Had to keep looking at it.
Logical part of brain 'Naaaaahh, can't be... it makes no sense'
Monkey part of brain 'F*** me! Naz made a lifesize tractor out of OAK! Brillliaaaaannnnt!!!!'
 
Hi folks. I am a new young woodworker of 62yrs that has just joined the forum. If this post goes to plan I will share a pic of my last (and first) project. If you can see it it is a new bunk bed made in pine for the grandkids. A poor picture as it is a large bed in a small room, and my phone camera struggled to fit things in.
The next project better be a smaller one as I almost burned myself out on this one.

Edit.... oops, no photo. Any clues on how I upload one?
 
Thanks for the reply Tom. I've just found the rules for piccies so am now trying to reduce the size for an upload (unless I reach the three posts first :D)
 
First project?? i think you can give yourself a pat on the back for that one, very well designed and nicely executed, kudos, and welcome to the forums. :D
 
just finished my first dovetail box with a sliding lid (although my third actual box) , made from spruce for the sides and lid, with redwood for the base, finished with one layer of dewaxed shellac for sanding sealer, sanded to 240, then a layer of clear briwax.
 

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