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The tote is done, I think

steven newman
steven newman
in General Woodworking

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Got the dovetails all planed smooth, even added a bit of round over.   Final sanding is done.   One coat of that SMELLY BLO is on.   Brush on, wipe off. 

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Full side view.  Splay is @ 22-1/2 degrees.  DTs were spaced by eyeball-Mk1

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has a solid oak floor!  Note that the handle does not go all the way to the floor.  Allows some tools to slide under.  Speaking of tools..

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That be a full length handsaw, sitting very compfy in there,   You can almost see the slight bit of round over on the corner.   Plane and a sander did most of that.

Over all length is 33-1/2", with a width of about a hair over 12".   handle tops out about 7-1/2" tall.  weighs about the same as my Stanley No.7c.   more pictures in the Gallery.

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    That's really nice Steve~!!

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    That came out GREAT! What you can come up for some pieces of scrap wood.

    As always----Good job and like all your pictures showing how it's done.

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    Well done... I like it.

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    Steve that is soooo Cool. Man you did an outstanding job on it and I love the patina in the finish!

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