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steven c newman
08-04-2018, 12:15 PM
sitting in their restroom...
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Fancy curved legs, with caster feet...the top drawers?
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Are indeed drawers...
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Center drawer is curved inside and out...
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Even these had a bit of curve inside...
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Might need more than a single molding plane to do the fronts?
Top was a book-matched, two piece that was sitting on the moldings.
Anyone want to try to build one?

Yard sale morning....turned down this..thing..
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Sign said $50....I don't have the room..nor the $50 to spare...

steven c newman
08-04-2018, 1:27 PM
Sooo.....who is going to try and build a copy of that piece of furniture? I am busy with a small project, right now..and don't have enough lumber to start it....I CAN get measurements IF anyone wants them, though. Just 6 drawers.....

Pat Barry
08-04-2018, 2:27 PM
Derek just completed a nicer and bigger one.

David Myers
08-04-2018, 4:13 PM
Yeah, the real question is when was Derek in that Dairy Queen?

steven c newman
08-04-2018, 6:26 PM
Methinks this one was made long before Cohen came along....The Owners of this DQ also collect antique furniture..

steven c newman
08-05-2018, 2:23 PM
So...IF someone were to try to make that style of drawer front.....what cutters would do the profile...on a curved piece like that? The other, lower drawers would be the easy part....it is those skinny top three drawers. And, they were at one time dovetailed at the fronts.

Peter Christensen
08-05-2018, 3:26 PM
I think that would have been done on a shaper. It could be done with hollows and rounds after taking the corner off with a bandsaw if you want to do it by hand.

Peter Rawlings
08-05-2018, 3:49 PM
Even @ $50, You mighta made $50 with a little hassle. I know someone who's done it several times.

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Noah Magnuson
08-05-2018, 4:12 PM
So...IF someone were to try to make that style of drawer front.....what cutters would do the profile...on a curved piece like that? The other, lower drawers would be the easy part....it is those skinny top three drawers. And, they were at one time dovetailed at the fronts.
I would guess hollows and rounds, but maybe a moulding plane after a bit of wasting out. As long as the curve is convex like that, it shouldn't be too hard with a couple of practice pieces.

steven c newman
08-05-2018, 4:14 PM
First...one would NEED to have that $50 in their pocket....I had about 36 cents. No place to sit it....just leave it there.

steven c newman
08-05-2018, 4:51 PM
May be a bit too wide for the scratch stock....