Future Project Request
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Not sure where to put this post in the forums but I wanted to get my vote in for the next project after the coffee table. I would like to build PS’s joiners chests (the 2 chests he had at the Woodworking shows and can be seen in the videos). I think it would be a great project with many uses. I plan on building a set for my tools and a couple more sets for my kids. My kids love boxes with lids and drawers so I would probably scale them down a little for their use. Hopefully even get them to help build them!
Hey Brian, I second your thoughts. I really want to see Paul show us that joiners box. Its got a lot of features in it that I am looking forward to see Paul demonstrate.
-Canada
I also would like to see the tool box up next. Another vote!
paul said on his blog this will come after the rocking chair but i would also like to see this up next
tool chest blog http://paulsellers.com/2013/01/thoughts-on-the-joiners-tool-chest/I agree.I need them, I would make them, I would use them. I don’t need a rocking chair, and I would not make it at this present time.
Its hard to please everyone though, so I will take it when it comes.
How many plans are out there for tool chests? I vote for the rocking chair. Something more challenging than the boxes and a tool chest is just a bigger box. Either way I’m there
Rodney, its not the joiners toolchest I’m interested in, its the frame and panel construction, half-blind dovetails, drawers, and drop down lid that make up the tool chest that I am most interested in. All these techniques are new to me which is why I am most interested in it.
-Canada
How many plans are out there for tool chests? I vote for the rocking chair. Something more challenging than the boxes and a tool chest is just a bigger box. Either way I’m there
About as many as there is for rocking chairs I would say
http://vintageinternetplans.com/rockingchair.htmhttp://www.thefind.com/furniture/info-rocking-chair-woodworking-plans
The rocking chair series is already done, so I don’t think you will have to wait to long Rodney 🙂
I am also chomping at the bit for a tool box. Makes perfect sense to me that we would need somewhere to securely stow the minimalist tools that are integral to Paul’s curriculum. Frame and panel construction, as well as hinge&lock installation are two procedures I would really like to learn.
I am now working on variations of the dovetail boxes now in preparation. If the rocking chair does come next, I would probably move onto the table instead.
-Scott Los Angeles
Good to see others are as interested in the tool chests as I am!
Don’t get me wrong though. I am excited about the rocking chair as well. Even if it is not in the order I would prefer.
Tool kit looks cool. Just so long as we get to the rocking chair in the next few projects
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