Uncanny Valley Woods | Tool Chest Preservation: Part Two @uncannyvalleywoods7248 | Uploaded July 2021 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
Part One: youtu.be/atG8StQUeFE
I'm glad to have this part of the project behind me. The tool chest is now stable and usable. My intention was not to make it as new, rather to stop its decay and bring it into a state where it can be properly used within my shop. I have no intention of parting with it.
During this project, my father passed away. He was very interested to see the tool chest restored and it pains me that I was unable to finish the project before his passing. It's one of those things I will have to let go.
#Preservation #Toolchest
As it is, there are a few more items to address on the chest, but they will take some time, fabrication and research before I'm ready to follow through. Specifically the locking mechanism and the grips. My fear is that the grips are not original.
Anyway, here it is, part two. I'm not sure if anyone reads these descriptions, but I'll say here, I'd really enjoy comments. Getting feedback about a project is extremely satisfying, even if that feed back is "Hey, is your brain broken?". It's all good.
Uncanny Valley Woods is my art, design and fabrication studio. These videos are for entertainment purposes and are not meant as instructional. Mistakes are made, perpetually. Thanks for watching this video! Please like and subscribe or lork and sorbscrobe.
patreon.com/UncannyValleyWoods
uncannyvalleywoods.com
Part One: youtu.be/atG8StQUeFE
I'm glad to have this part of the project behind me. The tool chest is now stable and usable. My intention was not to make it as new, rather to stop its decay and bring it into a state where it can be properly used within my shop. I have no intention of parting with it.
During this project, my father passed away. He was very interested to see the tool chest restored and it pains me that I was unable to finish the project before his passing. It's one of those things I will have to let go.
#Preservation #Toolchest
As it is, there are a few more items to address on the chest, but they will take some time, fabrication and research before I'm ready to follow through. Specifically the locking mechanism and the grips. My fear is that the grips are not original.
Anyway, here it is, part two. I'm not sure if anyone reads these descriptions, but I'll say here, I'd really enjoy comments. Getting feedback about a project is extremely satisfying, even if that feed back is "Hey, is your brain broken?". It's all good.
Uncanny Valley Woods is my art, design and fabrication studio. These videos are for entertainment purposes and are not meant as instructional. Mistakes are made, perpetually. Thanks for watching this video! Please like and subscribe or lork and sorbscrobe.
patreon.com/UncannyValleyWoods
uncannyvalleywoods.com
