This project originally started in Apr 2022 and was suspended due to a damaged frame. In December 2022 I was cleaning up and had it on my hit list to dispose of. However after looking at it i decided to continue to the finished stage it is today. Its an example of what can be achieved using recycled products, the tools available to make it happen, the skills or determination to continue. the frame is recycled pallets the drawer fronts and top are from a 150 x150 log I had. I bought the slides, (and never again) the screws glue and finish was an estimated $200 to $300 then add the time power consumed beer consumed it eventually finished up being a cabinet in the vicinity of $600 to $800 to see a recovery of costs and make a small margin. So as none of these will happen its now relegated to a tool cabinet or gifted to a member of the family regardless it will not end up on the kerbside as a give away.
Why did i do it? well I had bought Kreg beading bits and had also spoken to Jay Boutwell regarding the construction.
Oh a post comment the top (which is removable) has not been finished due to stile design thoughts.
Damn you RC... that looks bloody good... at least from the pictures... if photoshop'd, I'll have your nuts and mail them to "A"...
Nothing against pottzy, but this just about puts his collection of coco into "hybernatia"....
That bloody string still has me worried! and you need fertiliser on that grass... furthermore I can't see an update sticker on that 'xtingisher. Fess up, how old izit?
Damn... I'm ready to make you an honoraryVictorian... Danm² a real one.
If your first cut is too short... Take the second cut from the longer end... LBD
Sorry RC, I had a 10 page.... 11 page.... 12 page.... many pages, homage to you.... I made the fatal mistake of moving to another page and lost it all... so bugger it all and suggest you go and buy a bloody scallop from McDonalds!.... Sacrilege!
If your first cut is too short... Take the second cut from the longer end... LBD
