| Blog entry by chazmonro | posted 316 days ago | 243 reads | 1 time favorited | 4 comments |  |
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So here is the design for the cabinet…
The two top drawers are designed to hold a ton of bits, far more than I’ll ever need. 
Here is a pic of the construction without the drawer fronts and cabinet door.
These two pics show off some of the dimensions.
-- Chuck [Elgin, IL]
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4 comments so far
cckeele
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posted 316 days ago
Man I really need to learn how to use sketch up. Very nice work
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dennis mitchell
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posted 316 days ago
So how many hours does it take to do just the 5 drawings in sketch up?
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chazmonro
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posted 315 days ago
Its all one drawing, I just move pieces, hide pieces, and take screen grabs so you guys can see all the asspects of the piece.
I probably have about 5 to 10 hours in this, but only because I did a lot of changing things around to get exactly what I wanted… if I had drawn it out first and really thought it out, it wouldn’t have taken me half that long.
-- Chuck [Elgin, IL]
Thos. Angle
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posted 315 days ago
I’m not doing well at learning this. These are what I want to do but it is eluding me.
-- Thos. Angle, Owyhee Design, Oregon