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Large Dutch Tool Chest. Plan by Chris Schwarz from Popular Woodworking. Solid clear pine with cherry battens, dividers, and accents. Built using dovetails and dadoes, Titebond, and stainless screws. Back is tongue and groove solid pine affixed with screws. Hardware from Lee Valley. Finish...

I am headed off to the Great Lakes Woodworking Festival in Adrian, Mi tomorrow, and I realized (several weeks ago) that I didn't have a proper way to transport my tools. So I ended up making a pair of tool chests. The one on the left is a small Dutch tool chest via Chris Schwarz (...

This is my completed dutch tool chest. It was built mostly according to Schwarz's plans in Popular Woodwoorking though I added a little drawer to the side for my oily rag in a can (a la Paul Sellers). Need to complete the tool holding components yet but the box itself is finished. Held together...

This was a project that I have wanted to build for a long time, and I finally got around to it. I promised the family it would be done by Christmas, and what do ya know! It's done a month early! For those of you not familiar with Dutch shuffleboard, it's a very fun and addictive game. Each...

I needed storage for my growing hand tool collection. After looking at options I decided to try a dutch chest. Time will tell if I like working out of it, but for now it's keeping the dust off my tools. I know these are traditionally painted, but this was my first with hand cut dovetails and I...

Here is a box I made for my mother (she is Dutch). It is walnut with meranti corner keys. The lid is an antique dutch tile. I wrapped the grain around the box. She loved it. Finish is danish oil (I couldn't find dutch oil.. :) )

A few "firsts" on this one. My first commissioned piece, my first time building a door, my first time working with white oak, and my first time having to deal with wood expansion. I've already had the doors taken down and returned to trim the edges. As I live in sunny, hot and humid Florida...

Hey Guys, I made this Craftsman style bed for my wife and I last winter. It was a big step up from a matress on the floor! I use plainsawn red oak for my Craftsman projects because white oak doesn't grow in my part of the world. (Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada) I suppose I could order it...

I built the Anarchist's Toolchest, but realized how quickly the lid became a place to store things when closed (I share space in a shop so I usually put whatever I was working on on top of it at the end of the day to free up bench space for others, then had to move it all the next day to get...

Our old ikea nightstand were worn out. Time to build one! A walnut and zebrawood night stand. The case is a mitered box with waterfall esque grain flowing all the way around it. The miters are reinforced with maple splines. It is a 2 drawer nightstand with poplar drawers and a zebrawood front...

I built this Dutch tool chest to sit on top of the saw bench that was my last project. It is made from home center #2 pine. It was an easy build. I pretty much followed the plans in the October 2013 issue of Pop WW, except I thought there was some wasted space in the lower compartment so I...

I've been building a playhouse for my niece and nephew and needed to whip up a front door for it and get it installed so that we could finish putting siding on the little structure. Their mom wanted to be able to easily see in while the kids were playing, so the answer seemed to be to make a...