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I am a music teacher at a high school where I live in New Jersey and I carry a lunch with me every day. Needless to say my old cheapo lunch box was gerring considerably beddraggled.
I saw at Lowe's a nice board in the "pine shelving" part of the store. The grain was very nice and wasn't too heavy weight wise. Couple of dovetails and some cherry accents to hold the hinges and handle from a pallet ai thought worked quite nicely.
I wanted to maximize the storage but not have to sacrifice space so I split th box in half, drilled a hole part way through one corner, and fit a gutter spike in that is epoxied to the top part of the box to act as a swivel.
Insulation I'm not worried about as I have access to a refrigerator at school to put things to keep cold when I get there.
Dimensions: 7 and 3/4 " high by 12" long.
Thanks for looking.
The Swede
I saw at Lowe's a nice board in the "pine shelving" part of the store. The grain was very nice and wasn't too heavy weight wise. Couple of dovetails and some cherry accents to hold the hinges and handle from a pallet ai thought worked quite nicely.
I wanted to maximize the storage but not have to sacrifice space so I split th box in half, drilled a hole part way through one corner, and fit a gutter spike in that is epoxied to the top part of the box to act as a swivel.
Insulation I'm not worried about as I have access to a refrigerator at school to put things to keep cold when I get there.
Dimensions: 7 and 3/4 " high by 12" long.
Thanks for looking.
The Swede