glenn bradley
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I ended up with some free, water damaged, plywood and composites a while back. I have scrounged a few projects out of them but, picking were getting slim. Some random pieces were enough to modify a storage cubby design I had. Being bored I went at it this morning.
I have standardized on about a half a dozen form factors for tackle boxes and storage bins. This particular latch top bin stacks great. Unfortunately the same shape that makes them stack nicely makes them nest together and if you want the middle one you have to un-stack; no sliding skills in these boxes at all.
Quick mod to an existing idea in SU.
I have fired more brad nails in the last 30 days than in the previous 15 years. I just cut out the parts, dados, added glue and fired away. Don't be confused by the slats. This was not a design feature. It just used up some material I had on hand.
It sets on top of a shelf unit in one of the sheds, is accessible from both sides and frees up a chunk of space I can use better.
Almost time for lunch ;-)
I have standardized on about a half a dozen form factors for tackle boxes and storage bins. This particular latch top bin stacks great. Unfortunately the same shape that makes them stack nicely makes them nest together and if you want the middle one you have to un-stack; no sliding skills in these boxes at all.
Quick mod to an existing idea in SU.
I have fired more brad nails in the last 30 days than in the previous 15 years. I just cut out the parts, dados, added glue and fired away. Don't be confused by the slats. This was not a design feature. It just used up some material I had on hand.
It sets on top of a shelf unit in one of the sheds, is accessible from both sides and frees up a chunk of space I can use better.
Almost time for lunch ;-)
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