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    Pallet wood Treasure chest and Jewelry box.
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    I am working on building a large Treasure chest and a smaller "Jewelry Box" for my Pirate ship haunt. Here are a few photos of my work so far....

    This Treasure chest will replace the Styrofoam one that I had used in the past as it kept falling apart. I will be adding a shallow shelf in the upper section of the chest to hold all of the "Treasure", which will consist of a pile of beads, coins and sparkling Xmas lights....I am working on the lid now and need to add the lock, hinges and rope handles to finish it off:





    The smaller jewelry box will go into my wrecked row boat scene. It will also hold a collection of coins in a shallow tray. I need to add the lock, hinges and rope handles to it as well:





    Here is a shot of both of them together:

    Thank ye matey, from the bottom of me scurvy heart......"One Eye'd" Mick

    The ships' doctor warned me that I've been partaking in too much wine, women and song and told me that I should cut back a bit.........I am really going to miss the singing.....
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    Great work, love the burning job, and hopefully the pallets were free too.
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    Those are really nice Mic !
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    Abso-floggin-lutely Awesome!
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    Awesome job! Can't wait to see the completed chest! Both of them look fantastic right now! Argggh!
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    awesome!!
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    Great Job!!! I love the way they look
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    They look authentic. Can't wait to see them full of loot.
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    Thanks all for the kind words!

    I have been getting the wood for my projects from free pallets that I am finding on Craig's List. Once I get them home, I take them apart using a Sawzall. It's a little labor intensive, but I end up with a pile of free wood that has a nice weathered look to it.

    To enhance the weathered look, I "Antique" the wood with a propane torch. I use the torch on the wood with a side to side "Spray can" motion that literally "Paints" the wood with flame. I think the resulting effect turns out quite nicely....!
    Thank ye matey, from the bottom of me scurvy heart......"One Eye'd" Mick

    The ships' doctor warned me that I've been partaking in too much wine, women and song and told me that I should cut back a bit.........I am really going to miss the singing.....
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