If you’ve read the blog for awhile, the fit and finish of longtime reader Txinkman’s work will come as no surprise to you. If this is the first of his toolbox transformations you’ve caught a glimpse of, let me save you asking the question — yes, his hands are indeed infused with black magic.
I seriously need to learn how to work veneer. Txinkman’s mastery of it is obvious, as the final products are virtually works of art. He’s entirely humble about it, but make no mistake, this isn’t something you’d be able to throw together in a weekend between ballgames — it takes time and skill.
Once again we take our hats off to Mr. Txinkman and thank him for posting his beautiful work in the photo pool.
Toolmonger Photo Pool [Flickr]
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I’m really beginning to dislike that txinkman guy.
(just kidding, his stuff is super spiffy)
again hats off sir fantastic work……..
p.s april fools
http://www.toolking.com/april.aspx#af1
Unless I’m mistaken, those aren’t veneered pieces, they are solid!
The box looks great excellent work and craftsmanship