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It’s beautiful, Serhiy. You can be very proud. To help those of us that haven’t yet attempted such a complex project, what would you say were key learnings? Things to watch out for?
OH! WAU!
Very, very nice!Congrats!
Enjoy the learning path...!!
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Wow! Amazing work! Love the contrast between the pine and walnut – really gives some dimension to the piece. Enjoy using it!
George.
"To know and not do is to not know"
serhiy this is a stunning chest you should be so proud of it .(i did post on this yesterday but i cant see it so i thought i’d repost)
Eddy .. Liverpool, Merseyside, UK
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Serhiy, great work. Thanks for posting.
Thank you all guys, thank you for the kind words, I truly believe the most of them belongs to Paul, I just follow his lessons and reading his blog.
Your project’s really helping me with moving my. I’m slow with making… luck of time, day have only 24 hours.Please guys never stop making, that is why we live.
Thanks again.Toronto, Canada
That is outstanding!
Peter in
Biggar SK
"New York is big, but this is Biggar"
Serhly that is a real masterpiece , you should be immensely proud, puts a lot of pressure on your next project the tool chest will take some beating.
Wigan, Lancs. England :
I like how this turned out! Great work Serhiy!
Fantastic job! Especially since you’ve started from rough stock.
Looking forward to see your next project.
Diego
Wow! A truly beautiful piece. Thank you for posting these pictures and inspiring me to try for another level of woodworking. Absolutely striking!
Minnesota
That’s gorgeous.
Keep Calm and have a Cup of Tea
This looks absolutely fantastic !
I’m sure you are very happy with it.
I am about to start my PS chest finally… I would like to add cockbead as you have but no video covered this… Did you find it fairly straight forward? Any tips would be great!
Love the cord used for the stay also!
Thanks for sharing.
Martyn
Thank you guys!!!I never expected such a feedback.
Martyn,
I don’t really know the proper way to do it. I did it this way:
1. Marked width with the marking gauge (used wheel style marking gauge)
2. Removed wood with router plane (I have only small router plane) – take very small amounts of wood with each pass, watch the gain, don’t go against it
3. To fit cockbead perfectly made them slightly longer (you can always adjust the length on shooting board). When fitting the length always clamp it to the drawer, those thin pieces are very flexible.I hope this helps. Let me know if I missed anything, I’ll try to give more details.
Cheers
SerhiyToronto, Canada
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