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Kieren Moxey

Kieren Moxey, Year 11, Maitland Grossmann High, NSW

Teacher: Richard Dibley

420mm L x 250mm W x 680mm H

For my minor project in year 11 I designed and constructed a cheval mirror. The material I used to construct the project was Australian red cedar (Toonia ciliata) that was recycled from old doors, window sills and off cuts. The concept behind constructing this piece was to build a cheval mirror as a gift for my cousin. Methods of construction I used to build my project include lapped dovetail joints, housing joints, rebate joints, dowel joints, biscuit joints, mitre joints and turnings.

Photos: Kieren Moxey, N. Moxey

Cheval Mirror, Kieren Moxey, Bolwarra Heights, NSW

Cheval Mirror 2 of 6

Kieren Moxey

Kieren Moxey, Year 11, Maitland Grossmann High, NSW

Teacher: Richard Dibley

420mm L x 250mm W x 680mm H

For my minor project in year 11 I designed and constructed a cheval mirror. The material I used to construct the project was Australian red cedar (Toonia ciliata) that was recycled from old doors, window sills and off cuts. The concept behind constructing this piece was to build a cheval mirror as a gift for my cousin. Methods of construction I used to build my project include lapped dovetail joints, housing joints, rebate joints, dowel joints, biscuit joints, mitre joints and turnings.

Photos: Kieren Moxey, N. Moxey

Cheval Mirror, Kieren Moxey, Bolwarra Heights, NSW

Cheval Mirror 3 of 6

Kieren Moxey

Kieren Moxey, Year 11, Maitland Grossmann High, NSW

Teacher: Richard Dibley

420mm L x 250mm W x 680mm H

For my minor project in year 11 I designed and constructed a cheval mirror. The material I used to construct the project was Australian red cedar (Toonia ciliata) that was recycled from old doors, window sills and off cuts. The concept behind constructing this piece was to build a cheval mirror as a gift for my cousin. Methods of construction I used to build my project include lapped dovetail joints, housing joints, rebate joints, dowel joints, biscuit joints, mitre joints and turnings.

Photos: Kieren Moxey, N. Moxey

Cheval Mirror, Kieren Moxey, Bolwarra Heights, NSW

Cheval Mirror 4 of 6

Kieren Moxey

Kieren Moxey, Year 11, Maitland Grossmann High, NSW

Teacher: Richard Dibley

420mm L x 250mm W x 680mm H

For my minor project in year 11 I designed and constructed a cheval mirror. The material I used to construct the project was Australian red cedar (Toonia ciliata) that was recycled from old doors, window sills and off cuts. The concept behind constructing this piece was to build a cheval mirror as a gift for my cousin. Methods of construction I used to build my project include lapped dovetail joints, housing joints, rebate joints, dowel joints, biscuit joints, mitre joints and turnings.

Photos: Kieren Moxey, N. Moxey

Cheval Mirror, Kieren Moxey, Bolwarra Heights, NSW

Cheval Mirror 5 of 6

Kieren Moxey

Kieren Moxey, Year 11, Maitland Grossmann High, NSW

Teacher: Richard Dibley

420mm L x 250mm W x 680mm H

For my minor project in year 11 I designed and constructed a cheval mirror. The material I used to construct the project was Australian red cedar (Toonia ciliata) that was recycled from old doors, window sills and off cuts. The concept behind constructing this piece was to build a cheval mirror as a gift for my cousin. Methods of construction I used to build my project include lapped dovetail joints, housing joints, rebate joints, dowel joints, biscuit joints, mitre joints and turnings.

Photos: Kieren Moxey, N. Moxey

Cheval Mirror, Kieren Moxey, Bolwarra Heights, NSW

Cheval Mirror 6 of 6

Kieren Moxey

Kieren Moxey, Year 11, Maitland Grossmann High, NSW

Teacher: Richard Dibley

420mm L x 250mm W x 680mm H

For my minor project in year 11 I designed and constructed a cheval mirror. The material I used to construct the project was Australian red cedar (Toonia ciliata) that was recycled from old doors, window sills and off cuts. The concept behind constructing this piece was to build a cheval mirror as a gift for my cousin. Methods of construction I used to build my project include lapped dovetail joints, housing joints, rebate joints, dowel joints, biscuit joints, mitre joints and turnings.

Photos: Kieren Moxey, N. Moxey

Cheval Mirror, Kieren Moxey, Bolwarra Heights, NSW

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21 December 2014