That looks really good. Do you have any pictures of the drawers?

I’ll have to give it a try. David J Marks used to have a woodworking TV show that I would watch when I was starting out and he used it for everything.

Thank you.

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Looks really good. How do you like the tung oil?

Thank you. This was a test for a couple projects I had upcoming. I was going to be adding the maloof joints to a desk and the weaving to a set of stools. After weaving this I decided not to do the stools. It was way more work than I anticipated. I did finish the desk, unfortunately I didn’t take any pictures.

Thank you.

Sorry, no I don’t.

I used to sell stuff but had to many bad experiences with buyers so now I just give stuff away to friends and family. I don’t have a spot for this so I’ll probably give it away as well.

I have been doing it as a hobby for about 20 years or so.

Its hard to say because I picked away at it between a couple other projects. Just guessing, maybe 15 hours at the most.

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No, it was actually pretty simple and didn’t take that long. It looks complex because of the curves but if you draw out a full sized template then it’s pretty easy.

If you are focusing on hand tools then I would say the following items are not always thought about, but indispensable once you use them.

• Shooting board
• Plane stop for your bench
• Cheap white candles (for your plane soles)
• Binding tape (better than masking tape for taping joints)
• Accu-Burr burnishing rod