Cherry with ebony inlay and a cedar bottom (floor?). Solid cherry panels. My own design. Let me know what you think.
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Check out my chest! :^]
Aug 10, 2009
21 Replies
Nice work.
Lew
Really nice design and a great looking build.
What finish?
How did you do the > Cherry with ebony inlay and a cedar bottom (floor?). =A0Solid cherry
the aroma to come alive. The inlay was done using a router fence attachment and two shims of equal width. Add both shims rout, remove a shim etc.
Thank you!
However, the chest looks great. Really like the inlay. Nice design.
subtle play on words! :^)
thank you.
Thank you!
It looks good. I really like the design and little details you added to it.
This is the sort of thing that I do not dare show my wife!
Nice job! Do you call that Arts & Crafts, with a Japanese persuasion style?
Me too. Nice and clean and looks flawlessly executed. The inlay is a wonderful touch. I'd be very proud of something like that. I assume you are.
When you were designing, did you have thoughts of lining the three sides with cedar as well?
Tanus
Thanks, Bill
it will just keep getting better with time.
RonB
No. Interesting idea though.
Thank you.
Thanks. I thought it had a bit of a Japanese feel too. A little mix of A&C, G&G and Japan? :^|
On 8/9/2009 7:26 PM GarageWoodworks spake thus:
panels are several pieces glued up. Would have been nice to have single pieces of wood there (but maybe hard to find anything that wide).
Let's see that! I'm an ass man. ;)
nb
(ducking and hiding under the bench)
Paul F.
On 8/10/2009 5:07 PM Paul Franklin spake thus:
I think it'll look really nice once it starts to amber up in the years to come.
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