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Well finally got everything finished. Here is my version of a Nail Gun Cabinet. The top and sides are Hard Maple.
For the shelves I used Santos Mahogany and for the dividers some 3/8 Cherry. The panels are mahogany crotch.
Crown moulding is Africian Mahogany. Now the nail guns have a new home. I did a build blog if your interested.
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Tom Godfrey
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#1 posted 343 days ago
I like, I like. This is something I need to do in my shop. Everything in one place, easy to find and easy to return back where it belongs. Every tool should have its own home, or that’s the way i think. Great job
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BinghamtonEd
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#2 posted 343 days ago
Your nail gun cabinet looks 100x better than the cabinets in my house! Very nice looking cabinet. Are the dividers removable, set in dados?
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helluvawreck
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#3 posted 343 days ago
This cabinet will definitely pay you dividends in increased organization and saved time. Congratulations.
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#4 posted 343 days ago
Great job, very nice!!
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#5 posted 343 days ago
Great project and wood choices. The best part is that with the doors closed, the wife won’t have to ask those kind of questions like “why do you need so many nail guns?”..............................
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Gshepherd
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#6 posted 343 days ago
Bing, the dividers are set it dados, they are about 3/8 longer in the front curve, glued and pin nailed in, had to just trim the excess lip off, put on the face frame.
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Dave
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#7 posted 343 days ago
Those are some lucky nail guns. Beautiful cabinetry!
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dbhost
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#8 posted 343 days ago
Wow… If that’s the work you do for shop fixtures….
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#9 posted 342 days ago
Nice. That would go real nicely in my formal dinning room.
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rasp
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#10 posted 342 days ago
what sort of nail guns do you have there? quite a few
StumpyNubs
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#11 posted 342 days ago
beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeautiful!
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Gshepherd
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#12 posted 342 days ago
Rasp, there are 16ga nails, 18ga brad and staple up to 2 inch, and 23ga pin nailers up to 2 in and some stainless pins as well. The Nikle and Grex guns are my favorites. I will say the new Bostich guns are coming along as well.
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doordude
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#13 posted 342 days ago
nice job, you went all out on this project.
rasp
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#14 posted 342 days ago
I didn’t know they made stainless pin nails, good to know
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#15 posted 342 days ago
Beautiful work. Looks like you could store fine china in that cabinet. But all of us hear know that our tools are much more valuable than fine china, at least to us.
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