Just thought I'd share. My Stepfather is a very good woodworker so we made a good looking watch display cabinet. I like it and its a good way to show off or get easy access to your favorite pieces.

I'm still playing with hooks/hangers but I think it looks nice so far

Looks good. Like it might have been made a hundred years ago!

Nice you just need to buy a few more watches to fill it up LOL

That is a bad-mama-jamma

Where'd you get the idea for rails and hangers?

^^^THANKS TO ERIC FOR TELLING ME HOW TO MAKE THE HANGERS

LOL

Here is one that I got for Christmas, it came from Henry Birks and Sons store in Winnipeg, Manitoba circa 1920's has nice beveled glass on the front.

Larry

So, now we know where are the RR watches are hiding - in Canada

Nice looking stuff!!!

I can't believe Jon said mama-jama. Haven't heard that in awhile

He's bringin' it back. I caught myself saying it earlier today.

Here is my cabinet I keep by my bench...I built it a few years ago from a picture I saw in a Material house catolog...

My Cabinet..

Some very nice cabinets here guys!

This is a pic of the last one I built.

Here is a little project I built for my mentor Roger Nolfe. It was made to sit on the top of a Rosberg bench.

Beautiful cabinet..Nice work...

Gary, Ed,

Beautiful work guys. Thanks for sharing.

Absolutely beautiful. I am in awe of the skills of you guys.

Edward,
That is beautiful tiger maple (beautifully finished, too!)
Nice.
Evan

Don't know how I missed this post, but the piece Ed Kitner built for my Rosberg bench fits great and compliments it beautifully as well as being very functional. I also have one of Ed's display cabinets and it is a beauty also.

I missed it, too.

Great work, Ed. I like the decorative kerf inlays using the darker stock at the joints of the drawer trays.

Some beautiful work here.
Edward, The wood in that wall cabinet is gorgeous. What is it?

Dave, it is Tiger Maple.
When I mixed the water base stain I thought I had it dark enough, forgot Maple does not take stain like most other woods. Even with 3 applications I could not get it as dark as I wanted.

From these pictures I think the color is fine. And too, with time it will age a little darker.

Wow, that is a beautiful choice of wood for your cabinet. Looks great

Ed,
Your watch case is amazing...What did you use for the door hindge..I have been looking and trying to figure it out...

Just regular butt hinges mounted on the door frame end and outside of the case.

Nice weather you are having down here Gary. I am leaving in the morning to go back to "Artic" NY.
Eric and Roger said they would keep it nice and cold for me so I didn't miss anything

Still waiting for the Spring thaw here in Noo Yahk.

Cases are nice, but I'd rather look at the timepieces.