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Guess I’ve gotten lucky thru the dealer I use then. Now the man my granddad bought from all the time it was normal. So was nails or barb wire found this car tag from the 60’s in this tree hiking this past spring

Very nice job

Not surprised…… So you was expecting the walnut tree to be shot up? I mean if you had gotten the lumber from a local guy with a sawmill I could understand. But you got it from a hw dealer or bf didn’t you.

Bad habits die hard

I’m awful at shutting the tool drawers after I get a tool out while I’m working. So I have all them about 5’ behind in 2 different low cabinets. That way when I don’t shut a drawer I’m not hitting my knee or shin on them. 😁

Amazon is always the answer 😁

I think I come in just under you on my bench at $900 with the hardware. With 3 1/2” soft maple top an popular base. I didn’t build a base cabinet under it tho. Which to be honest I don’t regret at all not building. I may add a shelf one day. I used the LV leg vise thread an bench craft crisscross.

I would use the butternut if you are going to use a different species for the legs. The sycamore that I have seen looks better paired with a similar color wood since it’s grain is so much different

If it can be broke, kids will figure out how to do it by (accident)😆

I think what kev showed would work better. We have the once’s that coop linked an they work great for about a year then you just have to keep fiddling with them to lock in place. Of course we have kids an they could have just broke them an I just haven’t noticed enough. 🤔

Both my houses have had basement an you just tend to buy more crap. If you have extra no matter how much extra you think it is you will fill it up an wonder where it all went. I’ll be starting a mud room type build in our garage here this winter. My wife has been designing for close to 2 years now.

I know I really need to get more creative with my ts use than just putting a parallel edge on a board 😆

I’ve got a bunch of t track I bought months ago. I was planning on building several jigs with it. I guess sooner or later I need to get back in the shop an build them. I will definitely go thru this thread when I get the time some real good jigs in here.

I bought one of these about a month ago. An I love it the is only comparable to the Sthil commercial grade weed eater my dad has. I’ve always ran Milwaukee tools at work an have slowly been picking up a lot of there tools I don’t have at work for the house. Their nail guns are awesome to for a battery power. I bought the 16gauge finish nailer for trim work around the house. Got tried of dragging the pancake compressor around. The paper work says it will shoot about 325 nails on one battery. I haven’t tested yet but I shot around 100 today a went down only one bar on battery life with a 5.0 battery

Only to options I see left since it is already cut to fit is pocket hole into the legs or dowels. I like the flag👍

On my iPhone just click on the icon an it pulls up the whole list on badges an when that person completed on level an moved up to the next.

Welcome to forum.

I agree with Bryan the faux tenon thru the front was to busy. The way you cleaned it up took the piece to another level great job.

I hate I missed this build you did I great job on it. The note from your daughter makes it so much better.

Ok I’ve read thru this way more times than I care to admit 😁. I think if you make the rear leg wider so the panels line up at the rear only will solve the portion issue you are seeing. The front will still offset that is normal in on stand furniture. You could either do I wider leg or add a stile next to the leg to match up with the width of the of the stile on the cabinet. Let me know if I’m close on what you was asking.

Those turned out awesome. Great job

Congrats on the retirement. 6 whole days a month extra shop days a month.?. Enjoy it and everything else to the fullest.

That is the way must all my other drawers are done. I use luan plywood instead I run them thru the table saw an half lap them on either 1” or 2” centers depending on what IM putting in the drawer

I figured I would bring this thread back from the grave. To all the organization experts out there I’ve been going thru all my drawers one by one over the past few months. I’ve been building dividers an trays to get everything in neat order. I come to my saw files,rasps and other files an I’m lost on this one. I got the veratis saw file roll an it’s great up I keep a surplus of my most common files that want fit in the roll. Any suggestions?

Since it will be on the floor I don’t think you will have the problem I was talking about. Let us know how it goes.