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    Finished it at last!

    I know it's been a while since I posted anything but would like to share this cedar chest I built for my baby daughter. It took too long to do but I had fun. It has Walnut corners/base/hinges, Cherry top and Aromatic Cedar box.
    I used several coats of Tung oil and wipe-on Polly. Thanks for looking!





    Ron In Clanton, Alabama

    Shoot amongst us boy, one of us has got to have some relief!

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    Very nice Ron. Your daughter will love it and pass it on to her kids. I like your finishing room too

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    Quote Originally Posted by Charles Seehuetter Panama City View Post
    Very nice Ron. Your daughter will love it and pass it on to her kids. I like your finishing room too
    Thanks Charles, it's been too cold here to finish in my shop. Today is much warmer at 25 degrees
    Ron In Clanton, Alabama

    Shoot amongst us boy, one of us has got to have some relief!

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    Cedar Chest

    Ron, Great job, really like those hinges. Your girl will be able to put a lot of hope in it because it's already full of love. Happy Woodworking, Craig

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    Ron, Craig said it perfectly. I like those walnut corners. Did you say that the hinges are walnut, too (I couldn't tell from the picture)? Those are cool!!!

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    I like that you did a fine job for sure. The hinges look to be made from wood is that correct?
    I want to create love in my woodworking with a love for woodworking.

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    Ron:

    SWEET! I love the hinges, but the whole project is amazing!

    Thanks for sharing.

    Dave Potter
    In my shop, there's a place for every tool. ...Now, if only I could just find those places.

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    Very nice chest Ron. As OP have said......will be a family heirloom for generations. I know your daughter will cherish it always.
    Stephen Edwards
    Hilham, TN 38568

    "Build for the joy of it!"

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    Yes they are Walnut. I designed them to work with an overlap of the top in the back. I enjoyed making them more than the chest! Thanks.
    Ron In Clanton, Alabama

    Shoot amongst us boy, one of us has got to have some relief!

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    very nice chest. But PLEASE put a safety on the lid so it cant slam down and hurt her.

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    Beautiful chest Ron.

    You must have one proud daughter.

    And one understanding wife.....

    Great job!

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    very nice. I love those hinges also!
    Mark.

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    Beautiful work Ron, how about a close up of the hinges?

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    Hinge Close-up

    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff Hallam View Post
    Beautiful work Ron, how about a close up of the hinges?
    Here is a JPG of the design Jeff



    Ron In Clanton, Alabama

    Shoot amongst us boy, one of us has got to have some relief!

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    Nice work, Ron! I'm sure it will be appreciated for many, many years.
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