I have intermediate skills and equipment, and would like to make a jewelry armoire for my beloved wife. The standard Google fare doesn't do it for me.
Could someone provide a link or share a plan where I could get some ideas?
I appreciate any help and hope my request is within the parameters of the group.
--------------------------------- Check out item 0012, "Jewelry case", Norm built on New Yankee Worksbop.
Lew
walt akers jewelry box, if you have the plans squirreled away. if not, i have a pdf of it somewhere.
Just email JOAT
I built this for my wife and a customer,
Of course it is, Gary. No worries!
One of our old Wreck members is Doug Stowe, back in my old stompin' grounds, arKansas. He has written a passel o' books 'bout boxes, boy.
Goto
-- The art of life lies in a constant readjustment to our surroundings. -- Okakura Kakuzo
Gosh, that seems like asking for trouble if they don't have enough stuff to fill it up!$! : ) Beautiful work though!
Bill
As Nailshooter can attest, my wife keeps rolls of quarters in it too. LOL
Thank you BTY. I got my inspiration from
Yes, the prices are definitely higher than one might at first guess. But I don't doubt that you earned the entire $800. As for the one you made your wife, I'm sure she considers it priceless.
On a related note, I want to make my wife a kitchen table (red oak seems readily available, but we have maple cabinets, so I haven't really decided that part yet). I was curious of an effective way to inlay a monogram (or something like that) to make it personal, but I am concerned about whatever I do "wearing-well" over time. Any thoughts out there? No doubt, even with a table by itself, I'm already in up to my neck... And as Larry would point out, I still have lights to hang...
Bill
Anyone touching -that- straight line has more balls than I do.
P.S: I like yours better than Gerstner's. Kudos.
-- Life is full of little surprises. --Pandora
Wow, that is really nice. It would be great for storing router bits, drill bits, and small tools in, too! :)
;!)
. Thank you, so did I. The others are acutally built by an old tool box company that is still building wooden tool boxes. I actually got to see a "tool box" make by that company at a local Woodcraft store, I hope their jewelery boxes looked better.
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