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Michael Ray

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Casket, coffin, call it what you like. I prefer the term coffin but technically this is a casket. Just a few photos of the latest pine casket I’ve come up with a customer who happens to be planning ahead. More photos of the build process are on my site blog – http://www.victorycoffin.com/blog

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12 Comments

jim webster commented almost 9 years ago

looks good I might try one how you mounting handles good job

jim

Michael Ray commented almost 9 years ago

Thanks Jim. The handles are mounted simply with screws from the inside and glue on the outside.

James L Wilcox commented almost 9 years ago

Looks good. Who does the interior for you?

Jamesw

a1jim commented almost 9 years ago

well done

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Blackie commented almost 9 years ago

Turned out very nice.

Randy - If I'm not on the computer than I'm out making sawdust.

Michael Ray commented almost 9 years ago

Thanks for the comments. James, no interior at this point since it’s going into storage. Eventually there will be bedding of some type on the bottom only. When my time comes I’ll use nothing but shavings from the shop :)

DorisA commented almost 3 years ago
This is simply beautiful. Is it possible to purchase the plans to make this? My husband is dying from pancreatic cancer and I wanted to build this for him. One last tribute to an amazing man. 
Thank you for your time.
Doris Agemy 
JeanMarc commented almost 3 years ago
Beautiful job. Well you give me an idea to built mine. Where can I see the plans, I clivk on the link, and I'm directed towards a Chinese website !!
DrQuackner commented 6 months ago
It came out great. Where ya gettin buried? In your compost pile in your back yard. Will you be inviting the other masked man to the funeral?

Dr. Quackner

Jim Jakosh commented 6 months ago
Nice job on it!

Cheers, Jim ........................ Variety is the spice of life...............Learn something new every day

Pottz commented 6 months ago
well done you dont see a lot of woodworkers making their own.

working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.

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