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    Woodsmith Mag Hanging Shelves **PIX**

    Recently a post asked us our opinion of various woodworking magazines. I voted for Woodsmith because (1) they have no ads and (2) I am able to understand and follow their project plans better than some of the others.

    Whether a project is from my own design or from other plans, I usually build a protoype. This allows me to change design or construction technique to my preference or skill set.

    The Dec/Jan issue V30 No180 Woodsmith has plans for some nice QSWO hanging wall shelves. The design was straightforward, and since we needed several I decided to build 8 at a time. I did change the front piece from the original, cutting out about half its height so you can see the items on the shelf with less obstruction.

    The wife, thinking I had sniffed too much glue, just shook her head in agreement when I proposed the project.

    To her surprise (will this ever go away?), they turned out quite nicely. We now have them in my son's bedroom, the guest bath, the dining room and the living room.
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    Nice pics. I like how you altered the design. Do you think you are done building them now?
    Dewey

    "Everything is better with Inlay or Marquetry!"


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    Scott,
    as more things come out of the shop, her attitude will change. Be careful though, she may change to "you can do better than that!" (grinn!) DAMHIKT.
    Mike
    Nice job on the shelves, to rephrase Dewey's question: Is *SHE* done having you build them now?
    From the workshop under the staircase, Clinton Township, MI
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    Your design change looks good.

    Sarge..

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    Pretty cool! And the moose gets his own shelf? Atta boy!

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    Nice work! I like the way you designed the front, it makes sense to be able to see whats on display.
    Releasing sawdust from wood = releasing stress from the body

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    Thanks for the nice comments. Boy these things are handy! The wife is already eyeballing potential locations for additional shelves....
    Trees. Tools. Time.

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    I really like these. I am going to have to try some out myself sometime soon.
    Thanks for the idea and great execution.

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