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    Default My chisel Cabinet- Minus the chisel holders

    Hi there, Just thought I'd show off the cabinet I just finished after 1.5 years. I joined the boards and thicknessed them ages ago. Then last week I grabbed the timber out of the corner, threw my paying work aside and got to work. I think the timber for the carcase is pacific maple, but I'm not fantastic with timber. The frame I'm not too sure about, but I think te panelling in it is rosewood. Either way, I'm proud of it, and had to show it off.
    Oh, and the knobs were the second thing I ever turned, out of firewood- greygum I reckon
    Please let me know what you think!






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    I like it.
    Watch out he bites!


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    Nice cabinet and clean workshop
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wood Borer View Post
    Nice cabinet and clean workshop
    Thanks Woodborer, good of you to notice. I like to keep everything as clean as I can, but there's still a lot of crap around. It can just be so frustrating though because every time I clean I get a job with a lot of routing or planing and have to start over

    Cheers for the kind words Zarguld

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    Hi Eldanos,

    Great looking cabinet... looking forward to seeing a pic once it's full of tools!

    Will

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    Looks great E,
    fill 'er up and post back soon.
    All the best
    Kevin

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    Quote Originally Posted by Willard View Post
    Hi Eldanos,

    Great looking cabinet... looking forward to seeing a pic once it's full of tools!

    Will
    Quote Originally Posted by kevjed View Post
    Looks great E,
    fill 'er up and post back soon.
    All the best
    Kevin
    Thanks guys, I'll make sure to post the new pics. Watch this space for the next 2 years

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    Thats really nice. Post up some pics when you get the chisel holders in.

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    Looks good to me. Why stop when you are on a roll. Looking forward to the next installment.
    Bob

    "If a man is after money, he's money mad; if he keeps it, he's a capitalist; if he spends it, he's a playboy; if he doesn't get it, he's a never-do-well; if he doesn't try to get it, he lacks ambition. If he gets it without working for it; he's a parasite; and if he accumulates it after a life time of hard work, people call him a fool who never got anything out of life."
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    I like it! You say you're not too good with timbers, but do you (or anyone else) know if the 'Rosewood' in the door panels is one of the Aussie so-called Rosewoods? If it is (and I can see why it's called Rosewood), I'd like to locate some.
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    Wish i had more WW!! I found it in my Dad's timber shed and cant find any more. He seems to think it rosewood cut across.... It just doesn't look like any I've ever worked with before. I saved it for this project. He just said it could be brazillian rosewood? Either way, We're going to pick up some black hearted sassafras in a few days, and I'll ask then, I'll bring some offcuts. The bloke at the wood yard will know, they specialise in rarer timbers... Failing that, I'll post some photos of close ups... CHeers

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    The timber you have in the panels is New Guniea Rosewood From New Guniea and the Islands of the pacific.
    A it's a great timber to work with, by hand or buy machine. very open grained but polishes really well.
    If you would like to get more of it then give us a call! we have loads!

    A comment (question) on your cabinet too.
    Did you play around with the positioning of the boards in the door panels? As i think if you changed just one board around (far left board) it could have given a great sence of balance. Other then grain direction, it's looking great.... Tools we want to see tools!
    Steven Thomas


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    Stunning cabinet - eh ... Just how many chisels have you got to need a cabinet that big?

    Rosewood is call so because when you work it, it's supposed to smell of ... Roses'.
    Dragonfly
    No-one suspects the dragonfly!

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    Oh I got the chisels, don't you worry Got about 50 Bench and mortise chisels now without my lathe tools so i'm not going to have trouble filling it, its only 800W

    (about 15 of my chisels are crap though with handle or poor steel problems)


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    Thumbs up

    Very well done mate.

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