Making Tight-Fitting Trays for a Box

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   fyacon1 | Oct 08, 2017 02:59pm | #1

   Do you have any plans for the grooving plane? What size groove does it cut, and how much offset, and how deep? Thanks.

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   BenStrano | Oct 09, 2017 09:23am | #2

   All of those variables are set by you when you make the plane. Here are the plans: https://www.finewoodworking.com/2011/04/07/make-a-pair-of-grooving-planes

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   TreeGrower | Aug 29, 2018 11:12pm | #3

   Thanks for the great video. I really miss Matt, Asa and Ed. Gus, I liked your articles and podcasts, I and felt like I kind of knew ya. FWW lost when they let these gents go.

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   user-4880951 | Sep 11, 2019 09:57am | #4

   What a lovely box and drawers. I would finish the inside before gluing. Much easier and minimises squeezeout problems.

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   mmichalofsky | Oct 07, 2020 12:46pm | #5

   i am in the middle of making several jewelry boxes
   my plan is copied from a Cartier humidor
   the humidor sells for $3,000
   that being said
   i put two shelves in each box and
   i spray the inside of the box and shelves with colored flocking and
   paint the bottom red
   also i spray flocking on the bottom outside of the box
   it looks great and
   covers ALLLLL your mistakes
   thanks michael

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   user-4880951 | Nov 08, 2021 02:28am | #6

   An inspiring video. I like to finish as much as possible prior to gluing. It is easier and less staining from glue squeeze out.
   Beautifully done. He makes it look easy.