Comments

1. 
   Troy | Dec 27, 2009 01:24am | #1

   Very neat if you get pictures of the inside please post them.

   Thanks for the pictures.

   Troy

2. 
   golfgloeckner | Dec 28, 2009 02:47am | #2

   Troy,

   Thanks for note. My grandaughter took pics of the trays and e-mailed to me--they're in there now!

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   lonetree1030 | Dec 29, 2009 03:03pm | #3

   Beautiful...I would use it for treasures or jewelry. The inside view showing the wood grain is lovely. Another romantic gift...you woodworking men are special ones!!
   Lynnea (in love with my woodworking man!)

4. 
   TonyVandewalle | Dec 30, 2009 08:43pm | #4

   Just starting with wood and congratulations for a fine work on wood.

5. 
   rk10007 | Dec 30, 2009 09:22pm | #5

   Very nice. The inside is beautiful - almost too nice for tools. Did you consider putting one of those odd little mirrors inside the lid?

6. 
   sdereska | Dec 31, 2009 04:32pm | #6

   vert fine craftsmanship and still has great utility.

7. 
   Jurgen01 | Jan 05, 2010 12:03am | #7

   Beautiful work! What else can be said?

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   gsmyth | Jan 13, 2010 02:00pm | #8

   Would that every dad be willing and able to provide such a gift to their offspring. Long after the kids (and their kids) have moved the several times in their lifetime, that box will be a prized possession and I'm betting a workaday tool will never visit. I appreciate not only the work, but the thought--the brass plate is a nice touch too. That box would be in an honored place within five minutes of arriving home.

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   okotok | Jan 19, 2010 11:09pm | #9

   Very Nice! I just built one from the same plan but made it somewhat larger 22" deep x 18" tall x 34" long. My wife wanted a nice storage chest for our bonus room upstairs and liked the look of th toolchest. I made it from walnut and lined the inside of the lid and the bottom with aromatic cedar. I also made only one sliding tray that is 1/2 the width of the chest.