All right! Thought I was one of the only lazy enough to buy those lidded
boxes to work as drawers. Did mine as tall rows each side of a two door
cabinet section , the whole at the height of my tablesaw. I just roll it
out for plywood support rather than calling for SWMBO, who has a tendency to
pull rather than just support. Stores a mortiser sans handle and my power
sanders with paper in the cabinets.

12 boxes.

Oh yeah, to halve fractions double the denominator. You are over thirty,
and therefore know what a denominator is?

Of course, half of five centimeters is two and a half centimeters....

"Mark Jerde" wrote in message
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I just bought 20 see-through plastic boxes to help bring some organization
to my messy shop. When I build the roll-around cabinet for them I'll
decide
on the size by putting the boxes on the 2'x4' MDF sheets I have for the
project. If I decide 3 boxes wide is the best size for space & materials,
I'll set the fence on the TS by putting 3 boxes + 1 board (for dados)
between the blade & the fence. I enjoy "build to fit."

Besides, I'm not all that good at 8th's & 16th's etc. Measure (wrong)
twice, cut once, cuss when it doesn't fit, adjust the plans or cut another
piece... g I should probably throw away my English tape measures & buy
metric. ;-)