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Tool Box

comments (7) February 15th, 2012 in Reader's Gallery

D_Peet, member

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Tool box is a box with a lot of tools in it. This is a box with all the tools organized in it. It nice to have alot of tools but a pain when you can't find them. In this box each tool has a place and wood to hold it there.

Design or Plan used: My Own Design - David Peet

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D_Peet writes: Jeff, I wanted to show the Purple Heart off ; and the sides of the drawers r Ash so it makes the Purple pop. It worked well with the Walnut and Bubinga also.
Posted: 8:24 pm on December 17th

Jeff2008 writes: I love it. Great work. I have a question. Why did you put the blind dovetail pins to side of the draws instead of the draw front? Is that for decoration as there would be little pressure on the draw fronts when opening them? Any way, well done.
Posted: 9:11 am on April 1st

D_Peet writes: Mokusakusensei , the router on the left door doesn’t need to be removed to retrieve the saws but the screwdrivers; butterfly bits and excetra are hinged and must open to the left to take the saws out. The piece of wood behind the router is apple burl that is notched in the back for the middle saw to slide down and out.
Posted: 1:46 pm on February 16th

mokusakusensei writes: Great job!. Do you have to remove the router plane to access the saws?
Posted: 12:11 pm on February 16th

WoodAddict2641 writes: Beautiful! Nicely done! (My tools fantasize about a tool chest like that, but then are relegated to a boring slab of peg-board at the end of the day).
Posted: 12:11 pm on February 16th

YOUNGNICK writes: I stand and applaud you David!
Posted: 8:11 am on February 16th

zbop writes: ZOWEE!!! Beautiful and functional. I'm jealous .... of all the tools and the tool chest. I keep all my tools in an empty Coors Light case box. Not really, but I don't have anything even close to comparing to this. Great piece!!
Posted: 7:46 pm on February 15th

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