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Oak Briefcase

By dbinesc, member Mar 11, 2010

Made with cutoffs from a cabinet job. Both the interior and exterior of the top and bottom are veneered to a piece of 1/8″ plywood for strength. The handle has a piece of an old brass trophy plate sandwiched in the middle. The lining was made by a local upholstery shop.

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Comments

HighSchoolWoodShop | Mar 11, 2010 02:41pm | #1
nice for an office worker such as my father....maybe i should make one
mignumi | Mar 11, 2010 11:32pm | #2
Beautiful job. I wonder if you can buy the interior with pockets and such ready made and the hardware. Does anybody know?
pappabear | Mar 16, 2010 09:25pm | #3
pretty creative! very cool!!

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