X-Acto knife chest

This set was Clare’s dad’s. I brought it home after he passed away or when Mom relocated. I will be passing it along to my youngest brother-in-law who will use the set more than I have. Classic and useful things never go out of style: this set is still available!

Shot against the Foldio1 gray background, but not inside the Foldio1 studio. The Foldio1 is without a light strip(s) now and I am going to upgrade to the Foldio2 Plus soon.

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February 10 posts
  1 year ago: No post
 2 years ago: “A borrowed puzzle…”
 3 years ago: “Self-explanatory [Filler]” (Steps to nowhere — door was bricked-over)
 4 years ago: No post
 5 years ago: “Texas’ First Lady & First Dogs [Filler]”
 6 years ago: “Macro-glass theme”
 7 years ago: “Ya gotta love the product name!”
 8 years ago: “Vintage fixture with CFL”
 9 years ago: “Not many frames today…”
10 years ago: “Cardboard palm III”
11 years ago: “… and a 2-frame day”
12 years ago: “It was this kind of day”
13 years ago: “Keuffel & Esser N4081-3: Log Log Duplex Decitrig ©1947” (still one of my own favorites)

[Mags]

Oh wow! I remember these when we had to do pasteups to make plates for printing.

[Kathy]

This is a nice set. Good still life,

[GaryW]

Wasn't it great with tools came in cool wooden boxes sized "just right" for each tool! Awesome that you still have the directions!

[Cathy 💫]

Nice set up

[Thom Mitchell]

@thewatersphotos Indeed, back when craftsmanship in wood was an art. Dove-tailed joints; no hardware... Having an X-Acto “catalog” still in the box would probably be me, but that was definitely Clare's dad!

[Corinne C]

Great image of a delightful set in a wooden box. Nowadays it looks like luxury!