Lee Michaels wrote:
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> Very nice details.
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> How much did this cost for materials?
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> How many hours?
Hey! That was gonna be my question.
> You do know, of course, that the expensive part is filling up this thing,
> don't you?
Maybe he could offer a box full of jewelry instead of paying for
college and graduate/medical school. He should come out, adjusted for
inflation, roughly a million bucks ahead!
Good job on the box, Tom! What's up next?
R
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Nice work Tom. - Let her boyfriends fill it!
Dave
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Yes, but I couldn't use the corresponding retainer on the door, it was too
large and didn't allow for adjustments.
I solved the problem by using a square drive, flat head screw with the
square socket slightly rounded at the surface with a countersink. This made
a recess for the bullet and still left enough socket to adjust it up and
down.
I bought the hinges for the lid but couldn't find anything I liked for the
side wings. I finally use a steel pin (16 penny nail) in the top and bottom
of the wing. At the bottom, I used a short piece of 3/8" brass bolt with a
hole in the center for the pin. At the top I used a piece of brass stock
( 3/8" W x 1/4" H).
Everything seems to work OK.
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"noonenparticular" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> nicely done tom.
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> are those small bullet catches to hold the side doors closed?
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> jc
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Looks great.
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Very, very nice work.
RonB
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Tom H (in [email protected]) said:
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Beautiful!
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Morris Dovey
DeSoto Solar
DeSoto, Iowa USA
http://www.iedu.com/DeSoto
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Exquisite!
nicely done tom.
are those small bullet catches to hold the side doors closed?
jc
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Very nice details.
How much did this cost for materials?
How many hours?
You do know, of course, that the expensive part is filling up this thing,
don't you?
I was surprised to find that the hardware cost as much as the wood.
About $40 for cherry and maple inserts and $40 for hardware.
Can't guess on the hours.
It sat on the back shelf since last November and
I would pull it out and work on it when the inspiration hit me.
Thanks for all the good comment.
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