Galoot Image Central Pics from the Porch Home :: Login Album list :: Last uploads :: Last comments :: Most viewed :: Top rated :: My Favorites :: Search Home > User galleries > Sgt42RHR > Making a Box for Steven Making a Box for Steven TITLE  +   -  FILE NAME  +   -  DATE  +   -  POSITION  +   -  Walnut_sliding_top_box_to_hold_shotgun_shells.JPGWalnut sliding top box to hold shotgun shells185 viewsSgt42RHR 42d_RHR_button_and_King_s_Storekeeper_mark_for_1st_Model_Brown_Bess.JPG42d RHR button & King's Storekeeper mark for 1st Model Brown Bess173 viewsSgt42RHR Beveled_floating_bottom.JPGBeveled floating bottom150 viewsSgt42RHR Starting_the_cut_with_a_back_saw.JPGStarting the cut with a back saw214 viewsI cut in a couple of inches at each corner with my Adria tenon saw. I then used the frame saw to cut about halfway, then turn and do the other side, then repeat on the other end. The frame saw tracked well and was generally easy to control.Sgt42RHR Using_a_frame_saw_to_multiply_by_dividing.JPGUsing a frame saw to multiply by dividing179 viewsThe frame saw I built with walnut scraps from the folding bed project worked great! I gaged a pretty deep line around each board and sawed to the line. I was able to get 5/16" thick stuff after I planed the saw marks away.Sgt42RHR Ready_to_build_a_box_for_Steven.JPGReady to build a box for Steven192 viewsI used the frame saw I made to cut a 7/8" thick scrap walnut board into two boards that were each 5/16" thick, roughly 5" x 11"Sgt42RHR     6 files on 1 page(s) Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery and JoomBla!