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Dutch Tool Chests by Megan Fitzpatrick, with a foreword by Roy Underhill, gives in-depth instruction for building your own slant-lid Dutch tool chest: from materials to joinery, hardware, interior fittings for your tools and paint.
Dutch Tool Chests by Megan Fitzpatrick, with a foreword by Roy Underhill, gives in-depth instruction for building your own slant-lid Dutch tool chest: from materials to joinery, hardware, interior fittings for your tools and paint.
At the same time it helps you grow as a hand-tool woodworker, with a clear and highly detailed description of cutting through-dovetails, cutting dados by hand, rabbets, simple fielded panels, cut nails, screws, hinges and fitting lids.
It has complete plans and cutting lists for two sizes of chest, plus a rolling base for extra storage. It shows how to fit out the interior with holders for chisels and marking knives on the back wall, saw tills and cubbies for jointer, jack and smooth planes. A gallery of chests from 43 other makers offers ideas for modifications and additions.
The 192-page book is 8.5" × 11", printed in Tennessee on matte-coated paper, sewn and bound in heavy cotton-covered boards. Megan Fitzpatrick is a woodworker and the editor at Lost Art Press, and former editor of Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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