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GalleryToolbox is Finished
GalleryTills
GalleryThe toolbox now has removable sliding dovetailed tills. I had to thickness my stock from 3/4″ to 1/2″ with hand planes. That was good exercise.
I believe this is the end of the joinery for this project. I still have to install on some hardware and decide on a finish, and I’ll have a toolbox!
Hinges
GalleryI glued up a panel
GalleryUpdate From the Garage
GalleryMy wooden box project is coming along. I glued up the dovetails and planed them down. They actually look kind of not bad. Then, I got to use my rip saw to rip out some trim boards. My saw wandered all over the place, so I got to spend some quality time with my jack plane cleaning up the sawed edges of my boards.
Planing is a good workout. It was below freezing in the garage, and I was working up a sweat by the time the boards were nice and straight.
Dovetails
GalleryIn preparation for the imminent collapse of industrialized civilization, I have gathered together a small collection of hand tools. When the last head is struck from the last zombie with the last machete, the world will be rebuilt by hand.
In the aftermath of the great Zombie War, you may have a hard time finding a place to plug in your Sawzall.
Having the tools is one thing, knowing what to do with them is another. So today, after doing some research in books and on the YouTubes, I have cut my very first dovetail joint using only hand tools.
From what I gather, this is a pretty good result for a first attempt, and so I am rather pleased with my joint. I will keep you all posted as my interest in post-apocalyptic joinery continues.
Wildwood Nature Walk
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