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HillbillyShooter
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#1 posted 287 days ago
Simple but very nice—particularly like you wood chisels.
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Sheila Landry (scrollgirl)
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#2 posted 287 days ago
That is a beautiful piece! I love that the doors protect and help to keep at least some of the dust out. It looks great Matthew!
:) Sheila
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PaulHWood
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#3 posted 287 days ago
great piece, what are the handles?
PaulHWood
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#4 posted 287 days ago
also, how did you mount the tool holders on the doors. I built a similiar door for a sanding cabinet, but failed to realize I couldn’t mount anything without it being seen on the outside
helluvawreck
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#5 posted 287 days ago
Matthew, that’s a great looking toolbox and it should last you a lifetime. Congratulations.
helluvawreck
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WoodworkingGeek
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#6 posted 287 days ago
@PaulHWood The handels are just two pieces of ply wood laminated together, And used a large router bit to create a L shape. I used 3/4’’ ply so I just used small screws to mount every thing to the door.
Kookaburra
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#7 posted 287 days ago
This is a very nice cabinet. What a grat way to start your woodwoorking day – looking at something useful and attractive that you built!
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Roger
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#8 posted 287 days ago
That’s just plane sweet! :)
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Mauricio
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#9 posted 287 days ago
I built my cabinet based on the FWW plans but I like yours layout better. Great addition to the shop!
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Milo
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#10 posted 286 days ago
What grad ply did you use? AC?
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