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Thread: Cherry Spice Chest

  1. #16
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    The overall dimensions are 23" high x 16 1/2" wide x 11" deep. I had no set measurements when I started. This is what ended up looking best when I made a full scale drawing of it.

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    Thanks Andrew. I was really contemplating doing something like that with Cabriole legs before I came up with this design. Might have to revisit that. Great chance to learn how to do Cabriole legs.

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    Thanks Al. I got the wood for the door from a friend of mine. Bob Kloes. He has some beautiful lumber. Check him out. I was originally just going to use Curly Cherry veneer. Then by chance Bob posted a picture of a Cherry Crotch slab he was selling, and the gears started turning. The slab was 2" thick and I only sawed off about 1/2". So I still have a decent amount left if I decide to do another crotch door panel.

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    That's a great looking chest...not sure how you'll keep challenging yourself on the next one!

    Best,
    Chris
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    Beautiful Spice Chest.... Looks more like Art Work than Wood Work. Great Craftsmanship.
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    I love the door -- beautiful! Overall well done. I'm curious about the case construction.

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    Wow! A work of art!
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  8. #23
    Stunning! Just stunning!
    I hope you'll post more of your work sometime.
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    Pat, What would you like to know?

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    Robert that is beautiful!
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    Very nice work. It looks challenging.
    Charlie Jones

  12. #27
    beautiful. Love the Joinery on the Drawers.

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    That is beautiful work Robert.

    I especially love the contrast you got using the birdseye.
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    Wow!!! Just added this to my long list of future projects. Beautiful work.

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    This is so impressive! I really like it.

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