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  1. 10th May 2006, 12:33 PM #1
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    Default Multiple Drawers

    This is an old loblolly pine tree that I cut down out of my yard a few years ago. It has been outside through several winters so it's pretty cracked and a little soft, but it's all I had to work with today.

    I wanted to try out this idea I had of making multiple drawers. This was kind of sloppily executed but I still like the idea and will keep playing with it until I get some "drawer in drawer" boxes that I like.
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    Default You call it a multiple drawer -

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    That drawer could also be described as a hidden drawer/compartment.

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    Jared.
    Keep it up. (interesting)

    Tony is that classed as a Secret Draw ?
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    cool stuff, i like the idea of the hidden drawer
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    Jared.
    Keep it up. (interesting)

    Tony is that classed as a Secret Draw ?
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    Yes, my old dictionary describes the word hidden as "keep out of sight, conceal, keep secret".

    Jared has provided a description of one form of a hidden compartment/drawer. There are many more.

    All contributions to this Innovation are most welcomed.

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    Default Jared

    Hi Jared,

    Great design mate i really like the idea.


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