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  1. 18th April 2015, 03:19 PM #1
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    I have a few scrap bins around the workshop for off-cuts so decided to have a little bit of re-organisation.

    In going through what was under the bench and the off-cuts I realised I had more than enough timber to make a few boxes.

    My bench chisels (they were under a heap of off-cuts) usually live under the bench in what is left of a cardboard box.

    So this is what happened and now I've got a bigger mess to clean up. Still got a few boxes to finish for the mortise/firmer and other beveled edge and assorted chisels.

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  3. 18th April 2015, 09:24 PM #2
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    Nice work from the off cut bin.
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    Thanks. Bits of pine, jarrah, tassie oak/vic ash, red cedar and oregon are all there to be used.

    Don't want to waste them.
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    They look far better than the cheap Chinese boxes Steve
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    Quote Originally Posted by wheelinround View Post
    They look far better than the cheap Chinese boxes Steve
    Thanks Ray. That one is basically pine and vic ash with a dark wax.
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