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My Uncle and I built this toybox for my two nieces. The top is cushioned, the bottom has wheels, and the black is chalkboard paint. The lid has a piano hinge to prevent trapped fingers and has child safety hinges that were well tested by myself. My sister loved it.
-- -Tim
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toddhelmkamp
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#1 posted 1406 days ago
That’s really neat! So, the chalkboard paint lets them use chalk on it?
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woodworm
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#2 posted 1405 days ago
Great build and finish.
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WistysWoodWorkingWonders
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#3 posted 1405 days ago
great looking toy box… I am sure they will love it…
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a1Jim
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#4 posted 1405 days ago
A fun build
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RKW
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#5 posted 1405 days ago
Derg, well done and nice concept. Ive never used chalk board paint but like the idea. How does that work? What kind of surface is underneath it? How many coats? Is it easy to work with? Ive thought about incorporating chalkboards into some projects for my kids.
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tonycr28
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#6 posted 1404 days ago
Awesome toy box. I like the idea of the chalkboard paint. Really neat. I bet the kids loved it. Good job.
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Derg20
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#7 posted 1404 days ago
The chalkboard paint is easy to apply. I have hardboard underneath it, and a coat of primer, but you can put it on a any flat surface. It has 2 coats of chalkboard paint. Just like real paint.
-- -Tim
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