| Project by Dan | posted 1316 days ago | 1582 views | 1 time favorited | 5 comments |  |
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I made this for myself a while back. It was one of those projects were you work on it some and set it aside. Then work on other stuff, then something else. It sat there for a long time. The ding in one of the doors is from a board that got launched off the old Sears router table. Thank god it hit the cabinet or else it would have hit the garage door windows.
-- I am an amateur that makes sawdust and designer firewood. Every once in a while after the sawdust settles I find something useful. ;)
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Dan
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#1 posted 1316 days ago
I hung it in the kitchen with a window on each side. :D
-- I am an amateur that makes sawdust and designer firewood. Every once in a while after the sawdust settles I find something useful. ;)
BillyJ
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#2 posted 1316 days ago
Nice work. What kind of wood? I like chalk boards on the doors – great idea.
-- I've never seen a tree that I wouldn't like to repurpose into a project. I love the smell of wood in the morning - it smells like victory.
Dan
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#3 posted 1316 days ago
I believe the doors are maple and the frame is oak. The chalkboard part is flat exterior black paint. It seems to work good for keeping score of wins. :)
-- I am an amateur that makes sawdust and designer firewood. Every once in a while after the sawdust settles I find something useful. ;)
Edward83
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#4 posted 1316 days ago
Looking good, did someone say lumberjocks dart night?
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jcn
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#5 posted 1315 days ago
Nice work! Now you just need to get a cork board and some steel tips and you’ll be playing darts!
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