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Case of Drawers without Handles Jeff Hohner, 2002 |
It takes many precise operations to fashion the joinery in a traditional case or cabinet such as this. This case contains over 200 parts. Those pictured here illustrate many different joins: sliding dovetails, tenons, tongues and grooves, and miters. At this stage the nose pieces in the foreground have also already been shaped with a gentle rounded profile. | ||
| designs & images © Jeff Hohner |