Several years ago we purchased a commercially built pie safe. (this was before I got interested in the hobby). It has had a predominate place in our kitchen for a number of years. A very well made red oak piece which we truly love.
Then as we have all come to expect from our partners, something needs to change. She wanted a shelf to occupy the space beside our old friend "pie safe". We agreed on a design and I set out to try and produce an acceptable friend for our pie safe. This is the result after getting LOML's input on what she wanted and several consulations with my mentor "sarge" here are the results.
The rest is history.
And another picture
And another
I get carried away with a digital camera, aren't they cool?
Several years ago we purchased a commercially built pie safe. (this was before I got interested in the hobby). It has had a predominate place in our kitchen for a number of years. A very well made red oak piece which we truly love.
Then as we have all come to expect from our partners, something needs to change. She wanted a shelf to occupy the space beside our old friend "pie safe". We agreed on a design and I set out to try and produce an acceptable friend for our pie safe. This is the result after getting LOML's input on what she wanted and several consulations with my mentor "sarge" here are the results.
The rest is history.
And another picture
And another
I get carried away with a digital camera, aren't they cool?
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