Getting back into it

[jerry walters]

Been a while since I've posted anything.  After doing the refinishing of an antique clock, which took me half the summer, I thought I would back into the swing of things.  So, I picked a project that would be simple, at least I thought it would be simple.  SIMPLE, it was not.  Was about 140 inside cuts, and those were the killer.  But, I did get through it.  I did find out I hadn't lost my touch.  It is about 16 inches long and 6 inches high at its highest point.  I used 3/4-inch poplar.  I got the idea to do this after seeing @artisanpirate videos.  Thanks, Tyler, for telling me where you got the pattern.  Now, need to get ready for Christmas.

Jerry

[Peter N White]

Looks very wel done

[ChelCass]

Nice job, lots of straight lines (ugh).  I remember Tyler doing this one.

[barb.j.enders]

Looks great Jerry.

[daveww1]

great job

[Roberta Moreton]

10 hours ago, jerry walters said:

Been a while since I've posted anything.  After doing the refinishing of an antique clock, which took me half the summer, I thought I would back into the swing of things.  So, I picked a project that would be simple, at least I thought it would be simple.  SIMPLE, it was not.  Was about 140 inside cuts, and those were the killer.  But, I did get through it.  I did find out I hadn't lost my touch.  It is about 16 inches long and 6 inches high at its highest point.  I used 3/4-inch poplar.  I got the idea to do this after seeing @artisanpirate videos.  Thanks, Tyler, for telling me where you got the pattern.  Now, need to get ready for Christmas.

Jerry

Fun fact, Tyler lives in NC. He is a very nice person!

[rjweb]

Very nice, RJ

[Denny Knappen]

Simple, that is not.  Very well done.

[Scrappile]

Job well done, Jerry!

[artisanpirate]

Outstanding Work!