couple bin’s,, I think every woodworker is expected -- rounder: I’m a wood magician I can turn a great piece of wood into scrap right before your eyes
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5 comments so far
whitebeast88
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#1 posted 203 days ago
great looking bins.my wife mentioned one of these the other day,so i guess i’ll have to put it on my list of honey do’s.
-- It don't have to be straight,it's just a suggestion!!!
don38
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#2 posted 203 days ago
nice work ive been wanting to build one for months now hopefuly get a chance soon
a1Jim
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#3 posted 203 days ago
Nice work ,your all ready to stock up .
-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/
Philzoel
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#4 posted 203 days ago
Nice work, nice bins.
Next time you might want to take into account that storing taters and onions together is a NoNO. Onions come to us after a drying period, hence the outer paper is dry. When you store them with potatoes they spoil faster. Potatoes are very wet by comparison. Maybe two bins one for each. I store mine separated by a few feet.
-- Phil Zoeller louisville, KY
workerinwood
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#5 posted 202 days ago
Great job!!
-- Jack, Albuquerque
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