Walnut Band Saw Box (Tony Ward Influence)

[Brian in Dawson Creek]

I know you all have seen this style before but this time I followed Tony Ward’s advice and didn’t sand on the inside which gives tighter fitting drawers.

Thanks Tony

Brian

[Crash2510]

looks great

like something from a cartoon that was struck by lightning

very nice job

[footprintsinconc]

i think you forgot to fill in the crack

totally amazing! i am in awe!

[Rob25]

Very cool, I have seen the pattern around here somewhere. Just a few questions though, what size drill bit did you use to drill out the drawer fronts, and is the saw kerf from the bandsaw noticeable since it was not sanded?

[mater]

That is beautiful work.

[Brian in Dawson Creek]

I used a 1/32 drill bit for a starter hole for the scroll saw blade … it’s a tight fit but you can force the blade through. The band saw kerf in not noticeable unless you take the drawers out and look for it.

Hope that helps some

Brian

[TheRic]

Looks great!! Are you sure your not Tony in incognito!!

[Brian in Dawson Creek]

Looks great!! Are you sure your not Tony in incognito!!

Oh I’m sure all right, I have a funny feeling Tony has a different accent than me … or maybe I have a different accent than Tony.

Brian

[SARGE..g-47]

Excellent detail, Brain. I can't get that kind of detail on large carcasses, much less something that size. Looks great...

[Slik Geek]

I searched for words to describe my reaction to your work but found myself at a loss. I keep bouncing back and forth between awe and disgust (that nothing I do looks THAT good).

Wow.

I'm jealous - and impressed.

[rnelson0]

That's awesome. Looks like a set-prop for something like Betelgeuse or, these days, a Johnny Depp/Tim Burton movie.

[Pappy]

Beautiful. Does justice to the original piece.

[steve-norrell]

WOW! Wierd, wild and wonderful.

Regards, Steve

[lrogers]

That is just too cool!

[cobob]

That has got to be addicting.