Cherry Fine Art Print Bin

David the colors of the cherry fit in great in the store. A nice job and it looks like it’s easy to use.

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Thanks Karson!

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Very nice execution Dave. I can tell you have plans for this one as it has all the earmarks of a good design and carefully thought.

Bob

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Very nice! It looks great. It really shows of the prints well.

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Nice!

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Great design and finish.

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Great Job

-- Jim, Kentucky

Looks like it works!! :-)

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good job … it looks great

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art in art.
Cool

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Very cool. Nicely done. May have to borrow this idea in the future for work.

CtL

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This came out nice. Perfect size for the space.

Did I see pocket screws in a different picture? How did you attach the slats?

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John -

Leave it to the discerning eye of a teacher . . . LOL!

I used a Kreg Jig & pocket screws for the mock-up but used loose tenon joinery for the final version. Either approach would work. I just prefer to hide pocket screws whenever possible.

David

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