What do you do with the projects your wife hates ?

realy one of those questions you can´t answers before it´s a problem for you
this one you taggled well with a clever solution to another problem you had

Dennis

for another time , take a look here about posting pictures
http://lumberjocks.com/GaryK/blog/8899

here you go michael ,
nice work !
your gain .

i just pasted your http stuff here ,
and put an exclamation point ( ! ) tight at each end of it ,

the kids would probably just leave things on the floor anyway (LOL) !

what you smokin’ down there ,
looks like they are floating ?

-- david - only thru kindness can this world be whole . If we don't succeed we run the risk of failure. Dan Quayle

Good solution

-- Larry "Work like a Captain but Play like a Pirate!"

LOL….I usually get into the same predicament. My better half asks for something and I make it much more finished…complicated…etc then she originally expected. Sometimes that works ok…most of the time…she starts complaining…and I am forced reduce back to a simple project with the retort (under my breath) that I am a woodworker and turning out simple junk goes against the grain….

-- Woodworking.....My small slice of heaven!

WTF Dude! If she’s going to be that way about it, my kids could use something that nice. Where does she plan on putting the boxes?

-- Jay

What’s not to like? I think they are nice shevles.

-- Only the Shadow knows....................

I think your playin her to get some extra shop time! Oh you don’t like these, ok i will make some more, see ya. My shop is where the peace is…
Ken

-- Ken, Florida, www.theroutermaniac.com

Thanks for all og the feedback and reads. I appreciate it.

Thank you Dennis for giving me the instructiosn on posting. I was fing around for 3 days with that one. And did it wrong anyway.

Oh and David – Only to good stuff

-- Michael, South Florida, http://www.MallardSolutions.com

Michael;

Nice re-purpose and this ended up as a really neat miter saw station. French cleats to get your workstation to right level is clever, to say the least! The openings might be good cut-off storage for future projects.?

Thanks for sharing.

Good Luck!

-- Rick Gustafson - Lost Creek Ranch - Colorado County, Texas

You got lucky there. Sometimes wives don’t fully understand the finer points of our projects, but on the other side we usually don’t understand anything about them.

-- Mike, American in Norway