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    • Dave RD Offline
      Dave R
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      This is based on Nancy Hiller's take on a chest designed by English furniture designer Ernest Gimson (1864-1919). I believe Hiller used white oak for hers but I found some English brown oak to texture my model.

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      • HornOxxH Offline
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        πŸ‘ what a nice chest - is this lovely somehow "tic tac toe"-ornament modeled?

        never trust a skinny cook

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        • Dave RD Offline
          Dave R
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          I did model the pattern on the front based on a printed pattern supplied by Hiller with her article in Fine Woodworking Magazine. The oak leaves, acorns and numbers for the year are just pushed into the surface. I used V-grooves for the outer grid pattern and the small squares have wedge-shaped cuts like the original. I was being lazy about the organic patterns and the numbers.
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          • HornOxxH Offline
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            @dave r said:

            ...I was being lazy about the organic patterns and the numbers...
            😎 lazy but good !

            never trust a skinny cook

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