Snack Tray Cabinet

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Boy that looks great!


Could you maybe get a shot of how the tray looks from the underside, maybe folded and unfolded. I never did find the issue and am wondering how that part of it works... thanks.

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Very very nice job. You should be proud of your work. :)
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:) Nice job Chuck!!!:)
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Chuck

It looks even better than the picture in the magazine. Another great project from a craftsman. You are an inspiration to the forum.
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Ditto all the above!

Nice project documented throughout!
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First - Let me thank all of you for your kind words. I am happy with it, because it is something the LOML wanted.

Second - here are 4 pix of the underside of the trays. Ed requested them, and they may help others. I had thought the trays are a similar design to the outfeed table by Hud. The coolest part of the trays are the "Roto Hinges" from Lee Valley. With these, the legs intersect hinges are not visible. http://www.leevalley.com/hardware/page. ... 1241,41265
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Thanks for the extra photo's Chuck. I was wondering how that worked but with a few pictures and the link it all came together. Once again great job!

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Chuck that entire project came out beautifully. Thanks for sharing it with us. fjimp
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So. 3 of the 4 "drawers" are trays. And the top on is an actual drawer?
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navycop wrote:So. 3 of the 4 "drawers" are trays. And the top on is an actual drawer?
2 of 5 are TRAYS. 3 of 5 are drawers. ref post # 39:)
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