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    Saw and plane till is finished

    Good day all:

    I have wanted to build one of these for a very long time. I finally just did it. Video gives more details. I made the slope at 22.5 degrees, which gives me 26” height on the face (sloped part) with 10” depth, which minus the 3/4” ply back equals exactly the depth of my hollows and rounds.

    The shelves for the block planes are dominoed, screwed, and glued. They are solid!
    https://youtu.be/YJ1jj1tbNxU

    A few photos.

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    I like, I need and probably will never build
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    Looking good!

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    Very nice. I enjoyed the Youtube confession as well.

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    Very nicely done. Enjoy it.

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    Well Done Malcolm. I really think the edge treatment adds a lot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Anderson NH View Post
    Well Done Malcolm. I really think the edge treatment adds a lot.
    Thank you, and thanks to all. The funny thing is that when I cut into the wood, there was a worm hole right on the edge, so I said, “well, I guess it’s going to have trim on it.” I was going to just route the edge, but I realized anyway that the trim hides the dadoes, so it worked out for the better. I had very little of that color of mahogany left, but literally JUST enough.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Malcolm Schweizer View Post
    Thank you, and thanks to all. The funny thing is that when I cut into the wood, there was a worm hole right on the edge, so I said, “well, I guess it’s going to have trim on it.” I was going to just route the edge, but I realized anyway that the trim hides the dadoes, so it worked out for the better. I had very little of that color of mahogany left, but literally JUST enough.
    Very nice Malcolm.

    but.........where's the expansion space?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Rob Lee View Post
    Very nice Malcolm.

    but.........where's the expansion space?


    I opened up a lot of drawer space!!! I did start to leave room for a No. 6, but I don’t really think I would use it.

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    Nice storage system.

    My only wish would be to find a way to use the space behind the main panel. Even if only to stow dowel stock.

    jtk
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    Awesome Malcolm. I love it.

    Good job on the youtube video also.

    PHM

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    I like it too. you must do a better job than I do controlling dust, and where do you keep your chisels?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe A Faulkner View Post
    I like it too. you must do a better job than I do controlling dust, and where do you keep your chisels?
    Every Friday the shop gets blown out with a leaf blower, swept, and vacuumed. Every machine has a dedicated dust collector.

    Chisels stay in a drawer. I prefer it that way- easy to scan them all and pick the one or more that I need. Also, if I hung chisels and carving tools it might be longer than this till! I do need to make a tray for chisels so they don’t roll around in the drawer. That’s on the list.

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    Lots of clever ideas. Perfect timing - I’ve got my wood all organized and now time for the tools. Thanks for posting.

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