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   user-60388 | Feb 01, 2004 05:37pm | #1

   I went to the site that you mentioned, and couldn't find what you are referring to.

   Can you give a URL that takes us right to what you are talking about?

   In regards to secret compartments, a great resource is Becksvoort's article in FWW Feb '89. If you own the "Best Of" CD, it's there.

   Also, check this out....

   http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0967113903/103-1174142-8282208?v=glance#product-details

   It's a book about building secret rooms and compartments. I figure that whatever advise he gives on building secret rooms can be transferred on a smaller scale to furniture. I don't own this book, but it's on my list.

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   utternovice | Feb 02, 2004 06:28pm | #2

   I think it was supposed to be http://www.hygra.com.

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   woodenturtle | Feb 03, 2004 03:32pm | #3

   http://www.hygra.com/wb/captain.htm  there you go sorry about the typ-o

   GCT

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   bleubassplyr | Feb 04, 2004 02:55am | #4

   I just finished a bed for a couple friends in which I included 2 secret compartments. I used rare earth magnets to hold the secret compartments in place. I also used smaller rare earth magnets to hold the bolt hole covers in place. You can find these magnets at Woodcraft supply. They are on the net too.

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