Project by SlideRule | posted 03-23-2016 06:38 PM | 2577 views | 9 times favorited | 10 comments | ![]() |
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ChrisK
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#1 posted 03-23-2016 06:59 PM
Nothing is ever too good to protect a six pack!
Nice design.
-- Chris K
Mean_Dean
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#2 posted 03-23-2016 11:47 PM
Great looking six pack tote—I definitely like the Japanese timber frame look of it!
-- Dean -- "Don't give up the ship -- fight her 'till she sinks!" Capt James Lawrence USN
PaulDB
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#3 posted 03-23-2016 11:58 PM
I love the Japanese design to this project. Would love to make a six pack case from wood and really think your design is the most unique of any I have seen.
-- Paul, "Measure once, cut twic"
jkid
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#4 posted 03-24-2016 01:20 AM
Sweet !
helluvawreck
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#5 posted 03-24-2016 01:34 PM
It’s very creative. I like it.
helluvawreck aka Charles
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CaptainSkully
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#6 posted 03-24-2016 01:46 PM
Love it! Makes me thirsty. Do you have any plans you’d like to share?
-- You can't control the wind, but you can trim your sails
SlideRule
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#7 posted 03-24-2016 05:56 PM
Hey Skully…no plans unfortunately. The main verticals got tenons and then there’s a mortise on the top bar (pegged). The bottom is in a groove on the base pieces like a breadboard end. Everything else is basically through-mortised.
bhacksaw
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#8 posted 03-24-2016 09:27 PM
Great twist on this item. I imagine in a beer tote contest, this would be a standout winner. Did you use a spokeshave for that top beam?
BTimmons
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#9 posted 03-25-2016 01:07 PM
If it’s worth doing, then it’s worth overdoing. Well done.
-- Brian Timmons - http://www.BigTWoodworks.com
SlideRule
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#10 posted 03-25-2016 01:12 PM
I did use a spokeshave. Cut the rough shape on the bandsaw and then rounded everything out with an old 1890s Stanley shave that I got on eBay. It tuned up beautifully and holds a great edge.
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