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robinson46176
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Wooden tool box

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I have had this picture I found on-line for some time now just to remind me about it. I don't "think" I ever posted it here before.
I don't know exactly what it is about this very simple basic wooden tool box that appeals to me so much, it just talks to me I guess. Anywho, I want to build at least a couple of them very soon. Two for me but I might also make one for my son and maybe one each for three young adult grandsons. I might make them this winter yet but stick them back for Christmas.
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I understand why you like it.
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Didn't Roy Underhill make something similar to this. Might be worth checking out?
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