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X_Digger

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12. Yup, those are an earlier project.

Wed Nov 6, 2013, 08:37 PM

Nov 2013

They're modular- I've carried them through three or four moves, in different configurations. There's four straight ones and a corner unit.

I designed them so that one sheet of plywood makes two units, including shelves. The cost in materials was about $80 for two units. Of course that was back in.. umm.. 1998? 1999?

Here's one I made for a friend as a housewarming gift- he wanted a step-back hutch look.

http://srv.rowelab.com/cabinet/

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Desk top / organizer / thing complete [View all] X_Digger Oct 2013 OP

So, your wife has one of those... Fridays Child Oct 2013 #1

It's been mostly repair until recently. She knew I was good at fixing things.. X_Digger Oct 2013 #4

That is awesome. Wonderful craftsmanship. lamp_shade Oct 2013 #2

Thanks! n/t X_Digger Oct 2013 #6

That is a fabulous project and use of interesting old mailbox doors. northoftheborder Oct 2013 #3

Luckily (or unluckily) these have keys. X_Digger Oct 2013 #5

Message auto-removed Name removed Oct 2013 #7

I really like it! Phentex Oct 2013 #8

I'm a detail / plan / execute / check plan / modify plan / execute / repeat kind of guy. X_Digger Oct 2013 #9

Complete! X_Digger Oct 2013 #10

Very cool! You are quite the craftsman! lastlib Nov 2013 #11

Yup, those are an earlier project. X_Digger Nov 2013 #12

Very well done. lumberjack_jeff Nov 2013 #13

I love it. Steep learning curve, but very very powerful. n/t X_Digger Nov 2013 #14