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Hi everyone, here is my first project post and first paid commission.
Friends of ours saw some other projects I had done and asked me or "commissioned" me to make them a blanket chest. After asking them what commissioned meant their reply was "we are going to pay ya". So off I went to find something I liked. Not being a great fan of blanket chests, I found the perfect one in FWW. This piece was designed by John McAlevey. It was perfect! I just wish I could design like this.
The Frame is Cherry with solid Curly Maple panels. The finish is Waterlox Original. Yes, those are all real mortise and tenons all 28 of them. The front and back panels are put together with finger tenons and the top and side panels are all single tenons. The panels are 13/16 thick and raised using a cove bit. Naturally they float in their frames and are pegged in the center of the side rail to hold them centered.
01/08/08 Update – I have additional photos here … http://www.flickr.com/photos/stephenalanfuniture/
25 comments so far
#1 posted 2600 days ago
gorgeous! that's great work.
#2 posted 2600 days ago
wow…this is great…is it lined with cedar???
-- Matt--Proud LJ since 2007
#3 posted 2600 days ago
Steve -
Absolutely beautiful! I like the contrast between the cherry and maple – and I really like the construction details.
#4 posted 2600 days ago
Beautiful chest, Steve. And congrats for your first commissioned piece!
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
#5 posted 2600 days ago
I really love the syle of this piece and you did a great job! Its a beauty! If you don't mind, where did you get your skills to pay the bills? I aim to be in a similar situation someday.
-- Tim Nuanes
#6 posted 2600 days ago
-- You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation. (Plato)
#7 posted 2600 days ago
-- ron,wv
#8 posted 2600 days ago
Wonderful chest. Looking forward to seeing some more posts.
-- We must guard our enthusiasm as we would our life - James Krenov
#9 posted 2600 days ago
This is really pretty. The gentle curves on the bottom stretchers, and the convex curve on the ends of the top frame, really do the trick! Also framing the figured maple within the cherry frames…very appealing. And the double mortises!
What methods did you use to cut the mortise and tenons?
-- Dorje (pronounced "door-jay"), Seattle, WA
#10 posted 2600 days ago
I'd love to see it in 10 years or so. It's hard to beat the look of naturally aged cherry.
-- Robert - Visit my woodworking blog: http://littlegoodpieces.wordpress.com
#11 posted 2600 days ago
That is really nice. I'll be looking for more items in the future.
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#12 posted 2600 days ago
Very nice. I really like it.
-- Bob
#13 posted 2600 days ago
Nice chest, great use of woods. Nice design. I'm like Don, I like boxes too. jockmike
-- (You just have to please the man in the Mirror) Mike from Michigan -
#14 posted 2600 days ago
All – Thanks for the kind remarks!! This is a great Web forum and I love looking at all of the projects here for inspiration.
Napaman – Yes but only the bottom is lined with cedar. Who would want to hide the maple sides inside? Actually you don't need much cedar inside for it to do its job.
Timbers – I am completely self taught except for those high school wood shop classes 20 or so years ago. I just go out and do it … allot. Between reading FWW and all the Internet info out there I have really been able to improve my skills. Oh and decent tools go a long way!! I went out and bought a Grizzly 8in Jointer, band saw, and drill press last year.
Dorje – I struggled with making the tenons. I ended up cutting the shoulders on my table saw and the cheeks on my band saw. I was afraid to use my table saw tenon jig but realized later this would have saved considerable time. I cut the tenons slightly over sized in case I made a mistake. This was a huge mistake in its self since it took me many hours of trimming them to fit with sand paper. I with I had a shoulder plane.
#15 posted 2591 days ago
Great Chest SteveV I like the outcome.
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After a tight 1-0 win yesterday, UCLA is back out on the field to try to improve to 2-0 on the season in game two of their three-game set against San Francisco. After an entire week of the forecast predicting rain all day today, we have sun and the rain is supposed to hold off until 5 pm so they moved the game up to 1 pm PST and it looks like we'll get it in.
Gerrit Cole was dominant yesterday in his complete game shutout, 11 strikeout performance and lucky USF gets a break today...oh wait, they have to face Trevor Bauer. Bauer went 12-3 with a 3.02 ERA in 2010, while USF starter Kyle Zimmer is making his first career start after giving up five runs in 5.1 innings as a freshman last year.
It was a quiet day for the Bruin bats yesterday so whether they can get them going today will be interesting to watch, but the new bats definitely made their presence felt around the country yesterday. According to the guys at collegesplits.com, on opening day 2009, home runs were hit in 2.8 percent of balls in play. In 2010, that rate was 2.9 percent. Yesterday, it was 1.9 percent—barely higher than the rate in the wood-bat Cape Cod League (1.6 percent).
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Playing their first football home game in 120 years of football, Gloucester made sure they came out victorious as the hosts dominated the line of scrimmage and were stout defensively the entire night, pinning a 28-13 loss on the Panthers in a Division 3 Northeast quarterfinal playoff game at the new Newell Stadium.
Jordan Pallazola ran for a game-high 137 yards (115 of those in the second half) and scored three touchdowns, giving him 18 for the season, to lead Gloucester (6-2). Jon Good added another 118 yards and a score at fullback as the hosts broke open a tie game with 21 points in the fourth quarter.
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"Mistakes got us again; that's the story of this game," said Bauer, whose defending Super Bowl champions fell to 4-4 on the season. "We shouldn't have even been in the position we were, but those mistakes really hurt us. That, and Gloucester was so physical up front and played very, very hard. It wasn't in the cards for us."


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[B]Last night I could feel the heat my body was giving off. I feel like a fat burning beast. Rawr![/B]
I have had great energy at school. I'm excited about today because I am taking my afternoon classes to the play (Les Mis) preview. They do a few numbers from the show. The student playing Jean Valjean is in my 8th period class.[/QUOTE]
awesome.. love this
Yay, Les Miz! That show makes me so damn emotional. The harmonies in "At the End of the Day" with the workers, the girls, & Valjean are my favorite part.
Not Les Mis, but since my allergies didn't want me to snuggle in and sleep/be cozy this morning I'm sipping coffee and watching Melancholia, obviously featuring much loveliness from the prelude to Wagner's [I]Tristan and Isolde[/I].
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**Unwarranted 2011 Update: So I know nobody's really watching this, but I thought this deserved an explanation since it's my only toon that's clearly so slathered in bullshit Christian victimism, and it's at the top of Necropolis' series page. This has nothing to do with Necropolis at all. I am not a Christian anymore, and my cartoons have very little to do with it when they're not making fun of it. Please do not judge me as an artist according to this shit lol, I am no longer a Christian victimist flailing to make myself feel like an oppressed African rebel for Jesus, bullshit. If you must watch this cartoon, please enjoy the sub par animation and visuals instead.
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i jsut noticed it and i wante to sheck it out looks great im goign ot watch the rest of the series now btw good voice acting
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Of course that the text is very deep and interesting.
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Russia's defense industry is looking this week's Aero India show as a platform from which to bounce back from recent defeats in international tender contests.
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A quick and athletic A-back who has been a solid contributor each of the last three seasons.. has played in 36 career games... a good hybrid player who can run and receive equally well... has been slowed at times with Crohn's disease... comes from the same high school that produced former Yellow Jackets Orwin Smith and Cord Howard.
2013 (junior): Played in nine games and started three times... missed four games because of his battle with Crohn's... averaged 9.2 yards per carry... rushed 13 times for 119 yards and one touchdown... had four receptions for 49 yards and a touchdown... rushed for a touchdown and had a 17-yard reception in the season opener vs. Elon (Aug. 31)... rushed three times for 47 yards at Miami (Oct. 5)... had an 11-yard rush and a five-yard touchdown reception at BYU (Oct. 12)... rushed two times for 11 yards and had two receptions for 27 yards at Clemson (Nov. 14).
2012 (sophomore): Played in all 14 games... rushed six times for 40 yards (6.7 yards per carry)... also had four receptions for 20 yards and one touchdown... was nearly the hero in the season-opening overtime loss at Virginia Tech (Sept. 3)... his 10-yard touchdown reception with 44 seconds left gave the Yellow Jackets a 17-14 lead, only to see the Hokies send the game in overtime with a field goal moments later... rushed once for 12 yards vs. Presbyterian (Sept. 8)... had a 14-yard rushing attempt vs. Duke (Nov. 17)... had a five-yard rush and a three-yard reception at Georgia (Nov. 30).
2011 (redshirt freshman): Saw action in all 13 games as a key performer on special teams and a back-up at A-back... his only rushing attempt of the season went for a touchdown -- vs. Western Carolina in the season opener (Sept. 1)... a standout on special teams... recorded nine special teams tackles, including two vs. Kansas (Sept. 17) and two vs. Maryland (Oct. 8).
2010 (true freshman): Redshirted.
High School: Central High School... rushed for 1,587 yards and 18 touchdowns as a senior in 2009... his 18 touchdowns tied the school's single-season record.... named all-state in Alabama... played in the Mississippi/Alabama All-Star Game... was a high school teammate of current Yellow Jacket Orwin Smith. Served as Smith's back-up at running back in 2008... played three seasons of football, including one as team captain, for coach Ron Nelson.
Personal: Full name is Demetrius Deon Hill... son of Don and Diane... born Feb. 25, 1992 in Columbus, Ga... started playing football at age five... made the Dean's List in the fall of 2012... a management major.
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I am Robert Butler, a direct descendant of John and Margaret Tower of Hingham through Benjamin, Benjamin, James then Margeret. My family still lives in Rockland MA. My family tree traces back to Hingham England a lot. I've become a fan of the "History of Hingham."
But along another very different path, I found another ancestor, Samuel Hollis. If one believes various trees one finds on the internet, he was Born in 1679 in Weymouth, married Abigail Tower in 1695, then married Abigail Tower in 1710, and died on November 15, 1740 leaving four children.
A "History of Hingham" lists an Abigail Tower (daughter of Benjamin, who was a son of John and Ibrook Tower). "i. ABIGAIL, May 13, 1681. m. —— Hollis." If they married in 1695 she would have been about 14, he would be 16. If they had married in 1710, she would have been about 29, he would be 31.
The children are Samuel (1711), Abigail (1712), Thomas (1714), and John (1718), which suggests that 1710 is the correct wedding date.
I'm inclined to treat the 1695 wedding as an error, but would be interested in any comment. Was there another Abigail? Any comments or corrections?
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To examine disparities in receipt of adjuvant chemotherapy, Jennifer J. Griggs, M.D., M.P.H., from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, and colleagues recruited women diagnosed with breast cancer and identified through the Detroit, Michigan, or Los Angeles County Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results registry to complete a survey.
The researchers found that, for the 1,403 women included in the analytic sample, disease characteristics correlated significantly with receipt of chemotherapy in multivariable models. Low-acculturated Hispanics and high-acculturated Hispanics were more likely to receive chemotherapy than non-Hispanic whites (odds ratio [OR], 2.00 and 1.43, respectively). Black women were less likely than non-Hispanic whites to receive chemotherapy, but the difference was not significant (OR, 0.83; 95 percent confidence interval, 0.64 to 1.08). Even in women younger than 50 years of age, increasing age correlated with lower rates of chemotherapy receipt, as did Medicaid insurance.
"In conclusion, it seems that race and ethnicity need not pose barriers to receipt of adjuvant chemotherapy," the authors write. "Such a finding is encouraging as we continue to address racial and ethnic disparities in the receipt of quality cancer care. Nonetheless, differences and disparities do exist in receipt of chemotherapy according to age, insurance, and employment status."
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An axiomatic characterization of the strong constrained egalitarian solution
AbstractIn this paper we axiomatize the strong constrained egalitarian solution (Dutta and Ray, 1991) over the class of weak superadditive games using constrained egalitarianism, order-consistency, and converse order-consistency. JEL classification: C71, C78. Keywords: Cooperative TU-game, strong constrained egalitarian solution, axiomatization.
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- Francesc Llerena & Cori Vilella, 2013. "An axiomatic characterization of the strong constrained egalitarian solution," Economics Bulletin, AccessEcon, vol. 33(2), pages 1438-1445.
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