Thread: Sharing the journey – tool cabinet

Lovely job Wongo!

I really like the idea of continuing the workbench theme

Cheers!

Nice work scott. I'd be happy to have that in my house. Happier to have it in my shed of course!

Cheers

Trav

Originally Posted by LineLefty

Didnt he tell you? Wongo isnt buying any more tools, he's got all he needs. Thats why he built the final, cabinet.

"final," as in the final, [pause] frontier.

:eek: What,, NO MORE TOOLS :eek: Never

Originally Posted by Wongo

I finally got time to finish off the project...

Don't ya just love paternity leave .

just joking. Good one Scott. Looks great

Oh to be so organised! A great job, Scott, well thought out and executed.
Cheers,
Graeme

Yeh, yeh, yeh........................

Watch my lips Wongo!

(mumble, mumble bloody beautiful cabinets, mumble mumble! ?**^$)

Thank you for your encouragemet guys.

Originally Posted by AlexS

Beautiful piece Wongo. A good match for the bench. Have you put any dings in the bench yet?

Not yet, I have a sheet of MDF as a sacrificial top and use a plastic sheet to protect the MDF.

Originally Posted by junkboy999

Humm but I got to add.. I would of made the selves on the side removable and adjustable. ( one might have to get permanent for structural strength ) This would allow you to make and replace another shelves to hold more tool when you add another to your collection.

Yes I've read it from somewhere too. But then I thought why would you want to remove them anyway? I mean they are there to hold chisels right? Mine can hold up to 24 chisels and I just don’t know what more I can do with them.

Originally Posted by silentC

Don't worry, he wont be getting much shed time from now on

Originally Posted by ryanarcher

Don't ya just love paternity leave .

Look Great Wongo.

I have been hoping to make one myself during the christmas break from study (only have three months off!!) and you have given me more inspiration. Thanks!!

Originally Posted by Wongo

This is a fine example of my work.

Luv it. That is, the modesty and the cabinet.

Buddy lawyers, they are so picky aren’t they?

A suggestion for your planes. Instead of having them sit blade down, which is not a good idea unless you retract the blade, sit them on their side or cut a piece of thin wood the same size as the plane botton and cut a small slit where the blade project so you can sit them on their base and not hurt the blade.

Just picked up on your post Wongo and am very impressed with your bench and cabinet. Excellent work and very practical also. Wonder how many planes it will take to fill it?
beejay1
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Originally Posted by beejay1

Just picked up on your post Wongo and am very impressed with your bench and cabinet. Excellent work and very practical also. Wonder how many planes it will take to fill it?

We're not usre how many planes, but IT ONLY HOLDS 24 CHISELS:eek:

What if he buys another,, IT AN OUTRAGE

Ok junkboy, let’s work it out. If I had another chisel, how is having a flexible divider going to solve the problem? There is simply no room for one more. So it is no good to remove the divider anyway.

Originally Posted by starr

A suggestion for your planes. Instead of having them sit blade down, which is not a good idea unless you retract the blade, sit them on their side or cut a piece of thin wood the same size as the plane botton and cut a small slit where the blade project so you can sit them on their base and not hurt the blade.

Thanks starr.