| Project by JJohnston | posted 1481 days ago | 2018 views | 4 times favorited | 4 comments |  |
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I built this for my dad last summer, to his specifications. It’s made from 1/2” marine grade ply, with dado and butt joints. It’s hard to see in the pictures, but the cabinet is L-shaped and wraps around two sides of the column. The left section is deep enough to hold a spare roll of paper towels behind the primary. The dowel drops through a hole in the shelf above into a hole drilled halfway through the shelf below. The long tools hang from the hooks in the compartment at the upper right. Finish is exterior oil-base paint.
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 1481 days ago
Hey J
This is a great Idea super nice.
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Dick, & Barb Cain
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#2 posted 1480 days ago
Everything about it looks great!
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#3 posted 1480 days ago
Yeah, great useful cabinet… but then also look what it is attached to and then what that covers… nice set up!
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Durnik150
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#4 posted 1479 days ago
Excellent idea! I have my grill “hardwired” into the gas of my home so I end up using it all the time. We cook on it rain/snow or shine. There have been several times when I have had to go back inside to get a utensil or odd gadget. This would solve the problem. And I have a post near the grill where something like this would fit perfectly.
Well done and very creative!
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