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Here is a toy chest I made for my brother for christmas when he had his first child. I know it isnt safe as it should be. I have been meaning to get around to install a toy chest safety hinge. But when i was doing this, I didn’t look for any hardware except for the hinge. I did install rubber stripping around the edges along with rubber bumper pads. I slammed it on my fingers several times and i couldnt feel it. The lid is too heavy for a little kid to lift. I guess I will know better next time.
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Scott Bryan
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#1 posted 685 days ago
This is another good looking piece, Joe. The finish and stain look pretty good and the onlays add nice details to the chest.
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Roger
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#2 posted 681 days ago
nice project, but, yes, little hands will get hurt. those “stay” hinges are nice, but, kind of expensive in my book.
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