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JerryS
 PostPosted: Sat Oct 23, 10 7:59 pm   
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Ok guys and girls , you built the tool box project , now I'd like to see some pictures of how your using the tool box .

I'm about to start on my tool box and would like to see how your making use of the project you built .

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JerryS
 PostPosted: Wed Oct 27, 10 2:37 pm   
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I know some of you built the tool box I've seen pictures , what's the story , aren't you using it ? Please don't tell me it's collecting dust somewhere in the shop !
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FLWoodRat
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JerryS wrote:
I know some of you built the tool box I've seen pictures , what's the story , aren't you using it ? Please don't tell me it's collecting dust somewhere in the shop !


Jerry,

I did not build the 'tool box' per se. I used the basic design to construct a cubby for my daughter in law. She wanted one full width drawer and at least 6 cubbies in which she could set her scrap booking papers. The cubbies needed to have at least 12" x 12" x 2" volume to hold the paper. Here's a pic or two of the finished project.

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My darling wife is delivering the cubby to Ana tomorrow.

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JerryS
 PostPosted: Wed Oct 27, 10 3:46 pm   
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Bruce

That's a very cool and totally different use of the tool box . It goes to show the basic assembly of the case work can be turned in to something different .

Nice use of material , and nicely done too . I like the flacks in the drawer front .
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chunk78
 PostPosted: Fri Mar 25, 11 10:03 am   
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Here is my tool box I actually kept it in the shop...although it was suggested that it would like nice in the house.


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I have yet to build a tool box for myself, precisely because I haven't decided what will go into it. I have a two piece machanic's type tool box I use now, but it isn't big enough so I need more room. When I figure out what is getting moved, then I can work on designing dividers to keep things neat. That will give me the rough dimensions needed for the drawers and the number of them needed. This will give me the rough final dimensions for the build.

This is a fun project. I'm looking forward to generating lots and lots of sawdust on this one!

Paul
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