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WayneC
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posted 528 days ago
Very nice. Looks sturdy.
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Woodhacker
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posted 528 days ago
Nice toy box…the dovetails look great.
I assume those are stop hinges in the corners…what kind are they?
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brianinpa
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posted 528 days ago
That looks like it will hold a few toys and be something he can use for a long time, then pass along to his kids. Ash is still one of my favorites, and when the piece is as big as that top, it looks even better. Good job.
-- Brian, Lebanon PA, If you aren’t having fun doing it, find something else to do.
trifern
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posted 528 days ago
Nice looking toy box.
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gforcegarcia
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posted 528 days ago
The lid supports are from Rockler. They are sold as toybox lid supports. You have to calculate the weight and dimensions of the lid to get the right strength supports. They work great. My son has not smashed any fingers yet, and the lid is plenty heavy.
Thanks for your comments!
TreeBones
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posted 527 days ago
Nice work. Toy boxes always give me a lot of satisfaction seeing them in use.
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