I accidentally tossed out a woodworking magazine I'd long been saving, that
contained an article about a hanging tool cabinet that I have been intending
to build to mount over my workbench. I'm appealing to you guys to see if I
can describe it well enough for you to remember it and perhaps locate the
issue in your archives.

The cabinet was made from a dark wood, perhaps mahogany, with double doors
about two inches deep, with the usual sort of storage within the opened
doors for racks of chisels, marking tools, and so forth. Inside in the
bottom half of the main cabinet were the following two features: (1) a row
of narrow cubbyholes all the way across the cabinet for storage of small and
medium-sized hand planes with their heels toward you, separated by 1/4"
vertical separators made of what I think was curly maple, and (2) an
internal cabinet of small drawers, maybe a foot high. These two, the hand
plane storage and the small drawers, take up approximately half of the
vertical space in the cabinet, leaving the upper area open and undivided.
The critical design point that you might remember is that in the back of the
upper area, three long planes, maybe Stanley #5, #6 and #7, or maybe #6, #7
and #8 were displayed, one above the other, lying on their sides with their
soles facing toward the back of the cabinet, with each of the three planes
lying on a narrow shelf shaped like the profile of the plane. On the right
side wall, if I remember correctly, hung a couple of router planes, such as
a Stanley #71.

I believe that the tool cabinet appeared on the cover of the magazine, and
that it was published perhaps, but not certainly, between say 2011 and 2014,
certainly no later than early 2014. I've been looking on the web, and so far
I've checked the online archives for a number of woodworking magazines. I've
checked the covers for an image of the cabinet and read through the magazine
indexes without finding it. Here are the archives I've searched so far:
. Fine Woodworking
. Woodworker's Journal
. Popular Woodworking
. American Woodworker (what's available on the web since it merged with
Popular Woodworking, anyway)

I'm hoping that this description will ring a bell, and that perhaps one of
you might be able to find the issue or even just suggest the names of other
woodworking magazines I might look for. I'm not asking for the issue itself,
but if I can find the name of the magazine and the issue date or number I
can find a way to buy a back issue of it from the publisher.

Thanks for any help you can give me on this quest,

Tom