BS...Clean up the glue joints.

Level the bottom of the drawer..

Not quite..

Just the right size plane to level the top

Finding the center of the front of the drawer...

Drill a hole...

Install the knob in the drawer front, glue and a dowel..

C Clamp to hold until glue dries..

Needed a bit of elbow room..

Slim pickings as to hinges..

Tomorrow's task ....install hinges in the top of the box and onto the lid....and see about some feet for this to sit on...

Stay tuned..

Edited June 7Jun 7 by steven newman
Lost the TEXT..AGAIN....BS

Type a line of text under a photo, using that blue arrow...this time around I hit the return button at least twice after the line of Text was done...THEN it decide to keep that space open...

2 minutes ago, steven newman said:

Type a line of text under a photo, using that blue arrow...this time around I hit the return button at least twice after the line of Text was done...THEN it decide to keep that space open...

You should be able to hit the blue arrow button once and type your text in, without extra "Enter" key strokes

It is when I hit "Post" that the text goes and hides, as the photos all slide together and hide the text...

Hitting Enter a couple more times seems to stop that BS...

3 minutes ago, steven newman said:

Hitting Enter a couple more times seems to stop that BS...

Hit enter once next time Steve, see what happens, thanks for sticking with it!

By placing spaces between your pictures (clicking the little blue arrow at the lower right corner of each picture) it tells the software to give you a place to enter your text.

I did when I first did this last post...hit once...the text was there, until I hit Submit Reply...then the photos all scrongced up and hide the text....went back and edited it...with the double hit on the Enter key....sometimes an extra whack or 2.....

Did you hit "enter" at the end of your line of text, to move the cursor one line down under the text?

Yep, same as I always do...

Maybe IF I went like this...

Text stayed put this time...

Ok, fingers crossed ( might be the problemski?) get this caught up, before the Varnish goes on..

Hinges: These did not have any counter sink around the screw holes, so..after cleaning this up..

I used that bit to counter sink the Brass Hinges...

Count the turns (18) per hole, to get the head of the screws flush...

Mallet and chisel to dig out a place for each hinge leaf...Hammer to set the pilot hole punch..

Leaf need to sit flush...connecting the lid to the box was...fun..

Stay tuned for part 2...(we'll see how this turns out)

Part 2...adding some feet to the base..involve dragging this "mitersaw" out to where I could use it..

Stanley No. 346 Cordless Mitersaw. Need to cut some parts at a 45 degree angle

Glue and pre-drilled holes for nails...Clamp up, and let sit overnight..

This morning, brushed on a coat of the Infamous Witch's Brew Stain...

All closed up..vs..

All opened up...vs..

Occupied...

That Nickel Plated Depth stop and wing bolt, looked a bit out of place...

Upper right corner. Turned out, it belongs elsewhere..

Craftsman No. 3720/Sargent No.79, Type 2....and, yes, it already has a box/case of it's own.

Tomorrow, install a fancy label, and a coat of Warm Gloss Poly...and maybe this Project will be done?

We'll see how it looks after all that..stay tuned..

That looks amazing already!!

That turned out great Bandit.

Looking like the tops from here. Now just where are you going to put this box? I thought by now you'd be running out of space.

That is what the New & Improved Storage Bench was built for...

Waiting on Varnish to dry...

Will give it a rub down, later today...

Finish has been rubbed down with 0000 steel wool.

Front view,,, and..

Back view..and..

in answer to the question of WHERE this will be going..

I think that will just have to do..close the door..

Put the tablesaw away..

Need to finish clearing off the Bench, though..

And that is the Finale of the Thin Board Project....thanks for looking in!

38 minutes ago, steven newman said:

And that is the Finale

Awesome! I think I see a wee bit of empty space in that end of the sideboard...