| Project by Tyler | posted 325 days ago | 1220 views | 9 times favorited | 6 comments |  |
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So I have to credit the inspiration for this one to LJ member SirFatty (Dave) because it was a great idea. Mine’s a little bulkier, but I used what I had on hand. I also wanted to experiment with using neodymium magnets instead of latches. I was a little worried they wouldn’t hold, but those little suckers are strong. Critiques welcome… thanks for looking!
-- Tyler- Montandon, PA ------ "It aint broke, it just needs fixed!"
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Kelen
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#1 posted 325 days ago
Great way to stay organized. Looks great!
Woodwrecker
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#2 posted 325 days ago
Nice job Tyler.
I have to make one of those.
The plastic case my brad nailer came with has about had it.
-- Eric
JOEY B
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#3 posted 325 days ago
nice—-I wish plastic cases had some storage but they do not . I will have to build one. Thanks Tyler
-- Tools tools and more tools its funny when we go in a store for anything we always look at the tools
Boxguy
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#4 posted 324 days ago
Tyler,
This is very utilitarian and should give years of effective service. It is a good solid build, and has all the elements of effective design. Well done.
In my shop, I find that when I build jigs and storage boxes adding what attractiveness I can to my tools increases my pleasure of using them. Those magnets are strong little suckers, aren’t they? Good concept.
-- Big Al in IN
SirFatty
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#5 posted 324 days ago
Hey Tyler,
The flat top and magnets are a definite upgrade! You’ll appreciate not have to search around for the gun, then the nails, then the oil…
Looks great!
-Dave
Tyler
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#6 posted 324 days ago
Thanks for all the comments, guys!
-- Tyler- Montandon, PA ------ "It aint broke, it just needs fixed!"
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