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This tool box was constructed out of oak and walnut trim. I got the idea out of a woodworking book I purchased from Lowes though I altered the plans slightly. It was built to replace the plastic box that my 300pc mechanic set from Sears came in.
-- Dean, http://www.woodworkerColeby.com
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rance
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#1 posted 953 days ago
One of THE nicest I’ve seen. I particularly like the fact that it looks very usable, as opposed to those that look too fluffy to use. Simple, Functional, and not afraid to scratch it. Very well done.
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#2 posted 953 days ago
Rance captured my thoughts precisely. I really like the handmade slides.
BTKS
Also, Welcome to LJ’s
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Seeharlez
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#3 posted 953 days ago
I was thinking the very same thing. Looks great but still looks like a toolbox, not a jewelery box.
-- Greg - Vancouver, BC
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#4 posted 953 days ago
Nice job Dean.
Rance hit it on the head.
Strong, nice looking, and tough enough to get banged around the shop and come back looking for more.
The fit & finish are really nice.
bet you have that for a looong time.
And welcome aboard.
-- Eric
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#5 posted 953 days ago
Good looking box. Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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ChesapeakeBob
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#6 posted 953 days ago
A fantastic job and surely to become a family heirloom! Do you recall the title of the book?
rbo
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sawblade1
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#7 posted 953 days ago
Great job ;)
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jtmek
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#8 posted 953 days ago
Very good, I think I need one just like it.
jtmek
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twokidsnosleep
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#9 posted 953 days ago
First words out of my mouth when I saw this project
“ooh that’s nice!”
to favorites it goes
-- Scott "Some days you are the big dog, some days you are the fire hydrant"
DaddyZ
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#10 posted 953 days ago
Nice Looking Box !!!
Welcome
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#11 posted 953 days ago
I think it can hold up to the next 5 generatios
well done and welcome to L J
take care
Dennis
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#12 posted 953 days ago
Nice tool box.
-- CJIII Future cabinetmaker
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#13 posted 953 days ago
Sure beats anything made out of plastic. I really like it. The finger joints look super strong. It inspires me to finish the toolbox I started over a year ago and haven’t finished.
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#14 posted 953 days ago
Hey Coleby,
Simple and sweet…well done.
a1Jim
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#15 posted 953 days ago
Cool tool box nice details and super wood choices.
-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/
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