For any members that are into woodwork, here is the ultimate tool box. Built by a gentleman named Mr Studley, a piano maker, at the turn of last century, it is just a work of art!
Check out you tube to see how the cabinet operates.
Studley Tool Cabinet
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bobjeffreson
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Studley Tool Cabinet
Holy hammers Batman, check this out.
For any members that are into woodwork, here is the ultimate tool box. Built by a gentleman named Mr Studley, a piano maker, at the turn of last century, it is just a work of art!
Check out you tube to see how the cabinet operates.
For any members that are into woodwork, here is the ultimate tool box. Built by a gentleman named Mr Studley, a piano maker, at the turn of last century, it is just a work of art!
Check out you tube to see how the cabinet operates.
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Re: Studley Tool Cabinet
amazing
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A true craftsman.
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Bob, thanks for sharing.
I'm guessing the master craftsman that made this kit doesn't require gobs of glue/filler at a forty-five degree corner when trimming out a door/window/picture frame like I do. I grew up welding/grinding/forming metal and hate finish woodwork, but I have a lot of respect for those who can do it well.
Also, drinking beer is really not conducive to calculating a proper compound miter cut (unless you have a lot of time and a substantial amount of raw material). You can make a "template" and it will still end up wrong, leading to another beer. Rinse and repeat.
I'm guessing the master craftsman that made this kit doesn't require gobs of glue/filler at a forty-five degree corner when trimming out a door/window/picture frame like I do. I grew up welding/grinding/forming metal and hate finish woodwork, but I have a lot of respect for those who can do it well.
Also, drinking beer is really not conducive to calculating a proper compound miter cut (unless you have a lot of time and a substantial amount of raw material). You can make a "template" and it will still end up wrong, leading to another beer. Rinse and repeat.