Larry Crim
11-21-2005, 5:58 PM
Ever one of those projects that just wouldn't go away?
Well this was one of those for me, I promised I would do this for my father and he wanted to give it to a very good friend of his. I do not fly fish so I had to do a little investigating to find out just what was involved and this is what I ended up with.
1st image shows the table it is black walnut with maple the corners are splined with maple also
2nd image shows the flys I used as handles on the small cubby boxes routed into the top.
3rd image shows everything open I used flocking to line the cubbys and the bottom of the holders on the shelfs, first time using I like it better than trying to cover with felt or fabric.
4th is the dovetails my first half blind and also my first wood slides. it's amazing how smooth they work.
5th shows how the edges of the shelfs are magnetic, I ripped a thin edge off and embedded rare earth magnets along the edge then reglued the strip on so hooks, tools ect... can be hung on the edges of the shelfs.
Thanks for looking Larry
Well this was one of those for me, I promised I would do this for my father and he wanted to give it to a very good friend of his. I do not fly fish so I had to do a little investigating to find out just what was involved and this is what I ended up with.
1st image shows the table it is black walnut with maple the corners are splined with maple also
2nd image shows the flys I used as handles on the small cubby boxes routed into the top.
3rd image shows everything open I used flocking to line the cubbys and the bottom of the holders on the shelfs, first time using I like it better than trying to cover with felt or fabric.
4th is the dovetails my first half blind and also my first wood slides. it's amazing how smooth they work.
5th shows how the edges of the shelfs are magnetic, I ripped a thin edge off and embedded rare earth magnets along the edge then reglued the strip on so hooks, tools ect... can be hung on the edges of the shelfs.
Thanks for looking Larry