Finally finished.

[kwgeorge]

Thanks everyone I am glad you like the pieces. My wife really likes them also so that is a good thing.

Garasaki; the finish is a General Finishes product called Arm-R-Seal. Although they did something to it different than the previous container that I had as the finish took a lot more effort than it has in the past.

Paul; That is a pretty good question as I really don’t pay much attention to the time I am taking to make something so I have had to think about it for awhile. I would say that between the two pieces I have at least 60 to 70 hours including the finishing which probably takes at least 30 percent of the time. Now you know why I do not do this stuff for a living!

Ken.

[JamesDad]

The walnut burl vaneer is beautiful! Very nice work.

[Ken Massingale]

Stunning as usual, Ken.
What did you do those cool dovetails with?
k

[Ken Weaver]

Nicely done Ken - up to your usual standards of course!

[lrogers]

Way to go Ken! As they say, the devils in the details and wow, you sure did the details right!

[Pappy]

I do believe that is up to the standards we have come to expect from you, Ken!

[Black wallnut]

Beautiful work and worksmanship Ken! If your wife tires of that dark peice you could ship it to LOML.

[warrenp]

Beautiful work...and exquisite craftsmanship.

Warren

[drumpriest]

Wonderful work as usual Ken. Nice book matched top, how'd the burl veneer treat you this time around?? I've started to saw my own 1/16" veneers as some of the commercial ones are pretty tricky to work. Any tips?

[Wood_workur]

that is really nice. I love the joinery used in the drawer.