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    A top result, Jacques. I admire your patience!

    Thanks for sharing your journey.

    Brian

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    Very nicely done you should be well pleased.

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    Nicely done, you identified the pitfalls and came up with good solutions, and you’ll be able to avoid the mistakes/solutions on next one
    Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by botesmj1 View Post
    It’s done, not perfect but done [emoji4]. I think I need to put more thought into the drawer front next time I do it since it doesn’t close all the way. It does close properly if I push it tight but the natural spring action of the sliding lid pushes it that little bit open. It’s not bad thought and I’m pleased how it turned out. . . . .
    Very nice I like the idea and might do something like it myself . . . one day!

    Would a few button magnets on the back of the drawer front and the front edge of the roll help pull it closed for you??
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