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RAH
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#1 posted 1772 days ago
Nice, I like the slots in the bottom for self cleaning.
-- Ron Central, CA
MsDebbieP
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#2 posted 1772 days ago
Well done with the handles .
Yes, I too love the slots in the bottom. I bet they are greatly appreciated at clean up time!
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sharad
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#3 posted 1772 days ago
Very good garden tool box. Your first attempt at dowel construction is remarkably good. What are the dimentions of the box? Why it is called tote?
Sharad
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jm82435
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#4 posted 1772 days ago
I like that the handle rotates out of the way for easy access. nice job.
-- A thing of beauty is a joy forever...
Rustic
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#5 posted 1772 days ago
not sure on the dimensions as I built it 2 years ago and I call it a tote because my wife can tote around her tools.
Thanks jm
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Callum Kendall
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#6 posted 1771 days ago
Great job!
Thanks for the post
Callum
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FJPetruso
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#7 posted 1771 days ago
I like that fold-over handle too!
-- Frank, Florissant, Missouri "The New Show-Me Woodshop"
TreeBones
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#8 posted 1769 days ago
This is a top of the line tool tote. I make a rustic style that would be considered bottom of the line. Well done.
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SCOTSMAN
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#9 posted 1768 days ago
nice tool tote I particularly like the way you’ve made the handle to swing great idea.Alistair
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Rustic
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#10 posted 1768 days ago
Thank you for the comments. A side note is this is my 1st tool tote
-- www.carvingandturningsbyrick.com, Rick Kruse, Grand Rapids, MI
GrandmaT
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#11 posted 1493 days ago
Your wife is a lucky lady!!
I love this … and may have to ask Russel to make me one (if you don’t mind) ... but I would use it as a very cool planter box (-vbg-)
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a1Jim
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#12 posted 1493 days ago
Nice tote
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