Gordon Shumway wrote:
On Thu, 29 Oct 2009 14:35:34 -0700 (PDT), "'lektric dan"
wrote:

Found this thread on Make online: http://blog.makezine.com/archive/200..._and_then.html
It's a photo of a contemporary plastic B&D ROS tool box and an older
oak one that held a valve grinder. The box now would cost more than
the tool inside. I'm working on a similar project; a set of custom
took boxes for small hand tools. I'm going shopping first thing Black
Friday for the tools. I'll be using pre-made "carcasses" from Hobby
Lobby and applying inlays and veneers on the outside and who knows on
the inside. Will post back when it's done.

This is a timely post for me because I just finished a box for my
bench chisels. It took several months because a kitchen remodel and
new siding, windows and doors kept getting in the way. Actually the
kitchen still isn't finished but my chisel box is!

http://s692.photobucket.com/albums/v.../Chisel%20Box/

Very nice! Nothing quite so wonderful as a fine set of chisels, and
they deserve an equally wonderful place to be stored. I wish I could
say my chisels have such a fine place to live!

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