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Solid Pine. No plywood. The front and back panels are glue ups of random width boards. The sides are a straight cut of 1×12. First panel glue up without pocket hole screws and I love it! Also, I finally got SketchUp working in Linux so this one went together quite well :)
Side note: the chest in the background was finished the same way with amber shellac. It shows the color change after a couple years.
Link to SketchUp file.
http://ubuntuone.com/1ca95fIbkZDdM5cBqvgCj6
As you can see from the file the plan changed a bit when I was in the shop. Overall dimensions are there. Video shows some changes as well
-- Jay - http://www.jayscustomcreations.com or YouTube.com/jayscustomcreations
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Monte Pittman
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#1 posted 223 days ago
Nice look. I like the drawer underneath
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joewilliams
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#2 posted 223 days ago
Another Linux user? Tell me what distro you use?
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JSB
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#3 posted 223 days ago
Thanks Monte. The best part is I can fit an entire empty pizza box in the can now. No more stacking it on top untill its full! lol
Hello Joe. Yes, I will never use a windows based PC ever again as a daily driver. I have 3 HDD running Mint 13×64 as the daily driver. Ubuntu 12.04×64 as my “try to get used to unity” but never seemed to enjoy using it. And lastly Windows 7 on the third drive only to run SolidWorks. Now that I have SketchUp going the W7 drive will likely remain unused. I have tried several distros over the past couple years but always seem to come back to Mint. Its just easy.
-- Jay - http://www.jayscustomcreations.com or YouTube.com/jayscustomcreations
a1Jim
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#4 posted 223 days ago
A cool design well done.
-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/
George_SA
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#5 posted 223 days ago
I like the horseshoe handles.
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Ethan Harris
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#6 posted 223 days ago
Christmas here I come!... Don’t judge, its the simple things that count! lol
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majuvla
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#7 posted 223 days ago
Excellent idea.Who would thought that trash can can be that nice.
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MJliz
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#8 posted 223 days ago
It’s too beautiful to be a trash can. Good job!
Fishinbo
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#9 posted 222 days ago
I am inspired by your work. My wife should not see this or else …
Von
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#10 posted 222 days ago
not sure wich rocks more… that you run Linux too, or the awesome ‘can’ ya made here. oh heck, both!
*Ubuntu server here.. and Mint on LiveCD for a couple other boxes
JSB
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#11 posted 222 days ago
Wow…Thanks everyone. The trash can obviously looks better than the plastic one it replaced but the best part I believe is now everything will be out of sight until it goes out the door….including large items like pesky pizza boxes (i love pizza). And also, glad to see other Linux users out there :)
-- Jay - http://www.jayscustomcreations.com or YouTube.com/jayscustomcreations
jaysonic
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#12 posted 222 days ago
Hmm…I don’t know why I never thought of using two straight-edge boards like that when you want to glue up and keep everything even. Brilliant, love it!
Dan
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#13 posted 222 days ago
Very cool. I have been wanting to make something like this to hide our current trash can but I was not sure how I wanted to go about it. Seeing yours gives me a lot better idea. I really like your design, especially the drawer at the bottom. Thanks for posting.
-- Dan - "Collector of Hand Planes"
LeslieC
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#14 posted 222 days ago
This is so nice. We have a crappy, dark green plastic waste bin. I’m going to make one of these, and it will look really nice with our red ochre tile floor. Thanks for sharing!
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Lisa
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#15 posted 222 days ago
Did you happen to post the sketchup file online? I’d love to share the plan with my brother-in-law so he could build me one!
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