David,

Your comment made me chuckle.  It never ceases to amaze me how people will buy that crappy furniture at the big boxes for more than they are willing to pay for custom work.  I'm 60 this month and still working on figuring that out.

David , do you have the plans for your chest.....if not, how did you construct it...did you frame it and then add ply to the side and top...thanks for your help............gary.

Hi David, my e-mail is arevee1@aol.com, thanks again

Hello David, Thanks for the invite !! I see you have been using the Kreg tool quite a bit. You have some nice looking projects !! I'm on a farm and that keeps me hopping. I will do some projects when I get a free moment or two.

Thanks David.  I decided to use a countersink hole in the brace at an angle so that the screw would enter the receiving chair rail at 90 degrees, then screw it in with Kreg screws and it worked great.  I've been eyeing those mini jigs, and I think I have to buy one.  Thanks for your help.

David,

My thoughts are with you and your grandchildren, lets hope for a healthy recovery

Regards

Robert Brennan

You have some very fortunate customers. They get sturdy, good looking furniture. 

 Hi, David.

I just wanted to let you know I like your bedside tables. The oak really gives it the clean refine look that you see in those fine furniture places. keep with the quality craftsmanship and pride you get when you that you built that to last just like the old craftsmen of the past.

 I also like your dresser that was really pretty.

                                          leslee

David--thank you for your kind offer.  I have old tools from my folks and I don't even know what they are.  I know one is a miter saw, but that's all.  I don't have a Kreg jig, but I would like to buy one.  Which one is the best for a beginner?

Julie

I'll see where the best place to buy one is.  I saw one on Ebay for $139.00 with free shipping.

Thank you!

(and don't worry about your spelling!  I spell very well, but I sure can't do the beautiful woodwork that you do!)

Thank you David, for you comment on my bench. It was made from what they call wrap a rounds, they stack  on top of a skid to make a box . I really enjoy looking at your projects they are very good, have a great day , JIM

 Like your file cabinet. Could you tell me what kind of wood you use on it. I sure like the way the wood grain pops on the corners and such. It even gets me wanting to do something like that for me in my shop. Now that I can do it under roof in a dry place.

David , thanks for the compliment on my storage  bench. The boards were used to make a box on top of a skid , 7 1/4 " wide 40 " long . They have metal brackets on the corners and the stack them on top of each other to make the box as high as they need !! I just take them home and cut the brackets off and sq. up the ends and they never make it into the dumpster , the guys I used to work with save them for me !!! And as always you did a great job on the file cabinet , really like to see your projects. Thanks for sharing, JIM

Hi david hows it going,have you finished your shop fitting out yet?Pretty cold here so shop door firmly shut when makin shavins ,have a good week regards MICK/ IN THE UK.

David , the trash bin was a bought pattern from www.winfieldcollection.com.# cc26, about  $9.00 plus  shipping. I can give you basic dementions , top is 19 1/4 wide 12 1/2 deep , base is 18 1/4 w 12 3/4 d 31 3/4 high  , the draw is 5 " h and 16 5/8 w , trim on the top is 3 1/2 " h. It is a full size pattern . And you could use the kreg jig , hope this works for you , JIM

David , this is an idea I came up with for mikes trash can  bin you are welcome to use it or any part of it , hope you can read my pic.!!!  I saw mikes post also and I am just trying to help out another wood worker !! I am not one of the best , but I keep on trying . I sent two pics. hope they come out and if you have any ? ,s on the trash bin  let me know , I will try to help out !!!!!!! Have a great day and keep showing your great projects , JIM

Beautiful work David, I like all the panels, what are they made of ? and do ya them floating .

I David.  Nice to meet ya.....