Have to check out this High-back Hall Tree

Wow, Steve, you just keep cranking out the masterpieces! It is superb.

-- Art

Most impressive … good work!

Looks very nice.
I made my own version many years ago when my kids were young.
At first the shoes, gloves etc go inside the bench as planned.
As the kids got older the “stuff” starts going on top of the bench.
By the time they are teens, everything ends up going in front of it or near it.
Hope you have better luck with your kids.
Beautiful wood…......well done.

-- "Fine Woodworking" is the name given to a project that takes 3 times longer than normal to finish because you used hand tools instead of power tools. ----Mike, Waukesha, WI

Ooohhhhhhh, that looks great, there is so many things to like about this project but the panels are absolutely great!

Beautiful work. The grain is amazing.

This is a beautiful hall tree cabinet and so nicely done. It looks like an original.

helluvawreck aka Charles
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-- helluvawreck aka Charles, http://woodworkingexpo.wordpress.com

Steve, your work is always beautiful. I use you and a lot of the other “lumberjacks” as a reference when someone says something I have done is beautiful. I tell them, “this is junk compared to some of the guys on Lumberjocks.

-- Wood is a gift from God/Nature that maintains its beauty forever via the hand of a woodworker.

Kudos on a beautiful piece Steve. As you and others have commented, what beautiful grain, particularly the panels. You’ve built a family heirloom.

-- On the eighth day God was back in His woodworking shop! Lenny, East Providence, RI

Awesome piece. With perfect functionality for my own home! Gotta do it!

-- Chuck, Pullman, WA

What are the total dimensions?

-- Chuck, Pullman, WA

Thanks everyone for your nice comments.

Chuck, you asked the size. It is right at 38” wide; 72” tall ; and 20” deep. I am going by memory but that will get you in the ball park.

One other thing. I made mine from 3/4” overall thickness. The plan called for 1” stock. I could not get a solid 1” when I planed by rough sawn stock down. That is why I milled it to 3/4. With that said if you build one you will need to rethink some of the dimensions shown on the plan.

-- Measure twice and cut once.....sneak up on it! Steve Lien

Nice, very nice!

-- Doug...

Absolutely beautiful. I work with QSWO with natural danish a lot but have never used the dark walnut. It really makes the grain pop. I may have to use it in the future.

Nice work. Love the figure in that QSWO

You made her a very nice one. Love the pattern of the grain

-- Norman - I never never make a mistake, I just change the design.