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Hanging Tool Cabinet
June 3, 2009

Made of reclaimed and re sawn pine. Box joints at corners, tongue and groove front and back. Hanging on French cleats. Finished with Shellac and wax
Machinist Tool Chest
May 31, 2009

My tool chest is made of blue stained sugar pine. The booked-matched top with Greene and Greene breadboard ends is key locked. A removable front panel has a tongue on…
Tool chest with oak tree inlay
May 31, 2009

My hand tools should have a nice place to live and what better than a might oak tree to watch over them. I wanted to experiment with Lyptus wood so…
Cabinet Makers Tool Chest
May 28, 2009

Patterned after turn of the century English and American cabinet makers tool chests. This one is made of 1" heart pine. It's 38" wide x 24" deep x 22" high. There…
Double Tool Cabinet
May 22, 2009

Made from walnut, birch, and Baltic birch, the cabinet has two sets of dovetailed, piano- hinged doors, one on top of the other, for more storage space. Tools can be…
Lonnie Bird Inspired Toolchest
May 22, 2009

This is a cabinet was inspired from a feature article and video clip in FWW about a secretary that Lonnie Bird built. This furniture style doesn't match the rest of…
Classic tool chest
May 21, 2009

I built this tool chest based on the "Heirloom Tool Chest" from FW. The picture is from an exhibit of art work at the Gallery at Penn College.
Dave’s Toychest
May 20, 2009

Toolchest was made from a spalted catalpa tree, locally harvested and air dried. Frame and panel construction was used.
Tool tote
May 19, 2009

This is a tool tote I made at christmas for my daughter's boyfriend. He's a plumber so it sits on rubber feet to keep it out of the wet. The…
Carved Chairmaker’s Tool Chest by Rev. Jim Paulson
May 18, 2009

Rev. Jim Paulson made this 18th century style tool chest to hold a set of Windsor chairmaker's tools. He brought his dovetailed pine chest to a chairmaking class at The Windsor...

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