It has three sliding drawers which have so many tools jammed into them that they no longer slide any longer, it was designed with a lower section to house my many planes, The upper drawers two on a top-level that is supposed to slide over the middle section single drawer. Upper left showing all my numerous Marple's chisel which consist of sets of firmer, bevel edge, bevel-edged paring chisel, mortise chisel, and gouges.
This photo shows the lower section which houses all of my Stanley planes ranging down from no 7, 6, 5.5, 5, 4.5 4, & No3 + a 10.5 rebate plane, no 71, no 55, no 112, no93 shoulder plane, no 130 and two No 60.
LH photo one of the upper drawers with mortise and marking gauges, pliers, pincher's and callipers plus many other tools. As can be seen in a center photo from this top drawer full to overflowing with all my Marple's chisel sets of the mortise, paring, bevel-edged, firmer and a small set of gouges. RH photo Middle drawer again full with other tools.
Finally, the last photo showing saws hanging up for now.
As you now probably well aware I have no space left in My old tool chest.
I simple have outgrown it, hence I have been designing My new tool cabinet please keep visiting my blog as I am to shortly do a post here on the construction I have in mind and do feel free to leave any comments good or bad .hc
2 comments:
I'm looking forward to seeing the new build HC - I'll be embarking on my own traditional tool chest build soon, so it'll be interesting to see your process.
Regards,
ByronBlack
Hi colin thanks for the kind comments , i have seen you on the forum but as yet we have not spoken . I Have started the new tool chest , but have not had time to go back to it recently, There is a post here on the forum the progree so far http://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/my-tool-cabinet-just-a-small-update-t36306.html?highlight=tool cabinet feel free to return anytime if i can be of use .hc
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