An accumulation of smaller wood pieces from past projects motivated me to try some new wood toolboxes.
i have a number of toolboxes that were from the grandparents made from scraps. often with multiple compartments to put odd hardware in.
thought that i would keep that odds and ends theme.
although i see it as best for different project tools or utencils.
23"l x8"w x 5" h (wall height) & 10"h (base to the handle)
i have four compartments with one of them being covered by another container.
the base and the two end walls are solid scraps for strength.
the sides are thin slats that i glued into a single unit.
this is made of cedar, pine & an oak dowel (not scrap).
very light.
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| toolbox from wood remnants. |
the handle can be pivoted to get out of the way if want easier access to the contents.
the round container is a cheese box (from the grocery store) that of course i had to draw on.
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| toolbox from wood remnants. |
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