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   dag2000 | Oct 20, 2010 10:18am | #1

   Gorgeous. You have a lucky grandson (and great dumpsters!).

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   zbop | Oct 20, 2010 02:45pm | #2

   And exactly where is this dumpster located? Great boxes and great gift. Can a granddad leave any greater treasure to his grandson that something that he made especially for him? I think not. Thanks for sharing.

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   zbop | Oct 23, 2010 12:59am | #3

   I remember seeing this particular tool box and you say it comes from WoodSmith. I have turned my stack of WoodSmith magazines inside out and can't find it. I didn't think that it had been that long ago since I had seen it. Could you give me an issue number so I can find the darned thing. It's driving me crazy (my wife says it's a short trip). Thanks. JStone

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   mah7039 | Oct 25, 2010 09:54pm | #4

   It's back in issue #63 maybe 64, I think it's on the cover also. If you look and can't find it, let me know, I'll go out in the shop and get it out. Thanks for the comments, this was my first post. I usually just admire everyone else's work. My brother actually pulled the boards from a dumpster while picking up a load of cut-offs that he burns in his wood stove. The company only has use for red oak and I guess the walnut was used as binding matterial, they just pitched it out!!

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   zbop | Oct 26, 2010 04:04pm | #5

   Issue 63 or 64. Well, that explains why I can't find it. My collection doesn't go back that far. I can't imagine what I article I saw that made me think that I had seen the tool boxes that you've made. I appreciate your taking the time to answer me back. If you want to reach me in the future, my email is [email protected]. Thanks again.