Menards: Put a Tiger in your Tank ?

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I like it!

Do tell us about the fasteners used, can't see them well enough in the photos.

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I like the design and would also like to know the dimensions.
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8 x 15 x 9?????
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Thanks very much! I’m now in Ohio for the housewarming. The box is a tad bigger than a shoebox. The fasteners are wrought-head cut nails from Tremont Co., which needed pre-drilling.

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I'm pretty happy with another Menards hardwood find from today. Not figured wood as such, but I just love tight grain at the rift- or quarter-sawn patterns. This plank of hickory will be an asset for future projects.
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