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Standard box/chest with lid diagram
Anyone have any instructions on how to build your basic box chest from wood?
lookin to try n build the biy a toy chest but dont have like electric routers n such.. |
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.uk... Anyone have any instructions on how to build your basic box chest from wood? lookin to try n build the biy a toy chest but dont have like electric routers n such.. Mike Dunbar did one in Fine Woodworking Magazine a few years back. It was made with handtools. Do you have and tools and such? |
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Keith wrote:
Anyone have any instructions on how to build your basic box chest from wood? lookin to try n build the biy a toy chest but dont have like electric routers n such.. What tools _do_ you have and how skilled are you at using them? -- -- --John to email, dial "usenet" and validate (was jclarke at eye bee em dot net) |
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Anyone have any instructions on how to build your basic box chest from wood? lookin to try n build the biy a toy chest but dont have like electric routers n such.. Hi Keith. Guess I'll unlurk (looks about, seems safe). Did this just a bit ago with the 14YO daughter. Have you got tools that can cut 2x4 (or 1x3) wood and a piece of plywood to a straight line? Or hand tools and able to score a line then follow it? Cut 4 pieces of 2x4 to the height you want the box. They must be really even. Now, accounting for these being on the outside, cut 4 more for the lenght you want, then 4 more for the width. Nail these to make a 'box' (helps to butt them against the wall as you nail it). Got a box? Now, cut 2 sides and a front and back from plywood. Make the front and back slightly bigger by the width of the wood so the sides fit inside neatly. Nail these on. Cut a piece to fit the bottom and nail that on. Flip over, and cut a piece a bit longer (front to back) so you have a lip to raise it with. Attach this with hinges. Sand it all down fairly well. You can now paint if you like, but we used fabric and glue instead with a pad on the 'seat'. |
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