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  1. 12-29-2007, 9:47 AM #1
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    Toy Box

    A week before Christmas my son called and asked for a toy box for our grand daughter. Nothing like waiting until the last minute We are having our Christmas dinner today so I got a little extra time. Here is the finished project. 20" tall, 22" deep and 32" long. Finish is 3 coats of Poly-crylic from Lowes.
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  3. 12-29-2007, 9:49 AM #2
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    Holly Cow!!! That is one nice toy box!!!! Addison should enjoy cleaning up at the end of that day. Your truly are a hero this year... Well done...
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  4. 12-29-2007, 8:24 PM #3
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    Nice work Terry,
    I love the symmetry in the designs of the plywood!!
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  5. 12-29-2007, 11:12 PM #4
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    Beautiful work Terry!
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  6. 12-30-2007, 12:09 AM #5
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    Very nice work!
    Did you fill it up for her also?
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  7. 12-30-2007, 12:33 PM #6
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    Very nice, Terry!
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  8. 12-30-2007, 4:55 PM #7
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    WOW!! Nice work! I am sure your son was pleased.
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  9. 12-30-2007, 8:10 PM #8
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    Interesting, just today was buying handles, and replacing hinges to the simple wood toybox I had as a little boy. Shortly it will be used to send fragile dinnerware 3000 miles across the US. Cardboard would have been too weak; am glad to use it for this purpose, later as a woodbox next to the fireplace. It has a lot of character...many, many dings.
    Am sure your mighty fine toybox will be held in great esteem now and in later years.
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