Nice Projects, But No Thanks!

[Ken Massingale]

http://www.practicalmachinist.com/cg...0;t=003604;p=0
That's dovetail joinery, folks...

Nice toolbox here:


http://www.practicalmachinist.com/ub...ic/30/154.html

Maybe Pappy can do some of these for the dollhouse he about to build...

[atgcpaul]

Holy crap! That's cool!

[jziegler]

Wow, some of those parts look almost as small as the electronics components that I deal with at work. I bet that there's lots of use of a magnifying glass and probably tweezers as well.

Cool stuff.

Jim

[John Hunter]

Wow! That detail is amazing!

[sacherjj]

Oh, come on. You know they are just using the technology from Hollywood used in "Honey, I Shrunk the Tools!"

[Ken Massingale]

"Honey, I Shrunk the Tools!"

I ain't going there, Joe! ;-D

[bthere]

That is too amazing to me. When I read his post, something jumped out:

I started this in 1999 when I made some of these Chester County Spice cabinets in 1/12th scale..... I had always wanted to do a "Exploded View" of one..... well I got it done!!!!

This chest is about 1 1/2" tall, made of 200 year old cherry, swiss pear, popular and briar... the lock works, it has a through mortice and tenon door frame and a bunch of little dovetails...... even has secret compartments

If I read this right, he started the chest 8 years ago and has now finished it. I guess I should feel good because my projects take that long and they're a lot bigger.

[Tom H]

"Nice project, but no thanks."

Fingers not nimble enough Ken?

[Ken Massingale]

"Nice project, but no thanks."

Fingers not nimble enough Ken?

Yup! Fingers, eyes, back, feet, toes, nose, eyebrows etc.....

[Ed62]

Absolutely amazing! What else can be said?

Ed