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8 comments so far
CharlieM1958
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posted 102 days ago
You do very nice work with inexpensive materials.
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
Innovator
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posted 102 days ago
Lou, those are some nice looking cases.
-- Whether You Think You Can or You Think You Can't, YOU ARE RIGHT!!!
Kristoffer
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posted 102 days ago
Very nice, very functoinal. Great work.
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ChrisN
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posted 102 days ago
Very Nice!
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mcoyfrog
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posted 100 days ago
Good job, nice boxes
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Griffindork
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posted 97 days ago
Well done, might have to make one of these for my over under, got any thoughts on configuration?
LouJC
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posted 97 days ago
Griffin :
I use all 1/4” plywood and convoluted foam, available from www.uline.com
( NOTE: get your foam FIRST, so you will know how deep you need to make your case)
1 ) glue 4 sides together
2 ) glue top and bottom on
3 ) cut top half from bottom half
4 ) glue another layer around the inside of the bottom that stands 1/4” above the outside
5 ) glue another layer around the inside of the top that is at least 1/4” short of the outside
6 ) sand and finish
7 ) apply hinges handels and latches with 1/2” screws ( I use 5/8” screws and pean them over on the inside so thay can’t back out )
If you need any more feel free to ask.
Lou
-- Lou - Maine
a1Jim
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posted 97 days ago
good idea well done
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