I am looking at building a simple rectangular wood box (no bottom) with a hinged lid to hide and protect my outdoor irrigating valves. Any ideas?
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To me, part of the fun of woodworking is to identify the problem and then design the solution. With all the plans that exist, there is probably one but finding it is a another matter, so just design and build. I built one for a similar application to cover the shutoff valve. I made it with alift off top from cedar fencing. Is has dried so much that all the nails and glue are popping so I guess I will have to redo it. I suppose I will try treated lumber next time. Not all projects are fine furniture --- Allyn
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