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- Harley Davidson 90th anniversary limited edition snap-on tool box #1974 out of 7400 how much is it worth?


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- Wood Shop Project Ideas? For Father's Day?
In my Ag class we would like to do a wood shop project to finish out the year. We have only scrap wood left from other classes, 2x2, 1x4, and 1x2 and very few pieces of 4x4. This needs to take us about 2 weeks to complete (including painting) at 40 minutes a day. The last thing I built was a chair when I was six, it is still standing...someone sits in it, so basically I would like it to be somewhat easy, but I really like challenges. Also, I would like to make this for father's day... Some previous s unless uggestions have been: Knick-Knack Box Key Rack (Harley Davidson themed) Tool Box-too cliché Picture frame-Doesn't take long enough to make Shadow Box Desk organizer I would love to hear all of your recommendations! Thank you so much!!! Please include a website/instructions including how on earth to construct this thing!

A Dear Guess Who? I strongly suggest that you create a modern yet elegant jewelry box for your dad. He will really appreciate it. I found the following website which incudes the informtation you need. Following is just a part of what you will find online @: http://www.canadianhomeworkshop.com/woodworking-projects/small-projects/make-a-jewelry-box/a/19116 Make a jewelry boxBy Ken Tunnard Photography by Roger Yip, Illustration by Len Churchill 2 comments clip this Print I have a couple of rules in my shop. “If a gift is not complete two weeks before the occasion, stop woodworking and go shopping.” That's No. 1. The second is the “two-foot” rule: “If a piece of wood is less than 24" long, toss it out.” I must admit that I do break my own rules. Some gifts have been built right up to, and even past the due date. And it's not uncommon for me to save a beautiful piece of exotic wood, even if it's small. This is where my jewelry box comes in. If you need a last-minute gift idea and you have some beautiful small boards on hand, you have all you need to create this box. Its simple design won't take long to build, but it's attractive thanks to the appearance of the wood itself. Download the full-size project plan for the jewelry box here! YOU WILL NEED PART MATERIAL SIZE (T x W x L*) Qty Front/back padauk 3/8" x 2 11/16" x 9" 2 Sides padauk 3/8" x 2 11/16" x 5" 2 Legs yellowheart 15/16" x 1 3/4" x 3 1/4" 4 Bottom padauk 3/8" x 5 3/16" x 9 5/16" 1 Top yellowheart 5/8" x 7 5/8" x 12" 1 Short cleats padauk 3/8" x 3/8" x 3 31/32" 2 Long cleats padauk 3/8" x 3/8" x 8" 2 Short dividers padauk 1/4" x 11/16" x 5 9/32" 2 Long dividers padauk 1/4" x 11/16" x 9 3/8" 2 Bottom pad cork 1/4" x 5 5/16" x 9 3/8" 1 Barrel hinges 10-mm-dia. 2 *Length indicates grain direction. I chose yellowheart from Brazil and padauk from West Africa for their contrasting hues, but any striking combination of hardwoods will do nicely. Start by rough-cutting a piece of padauk to 1" x 6" x 36". You'll slice this into thinner components later. Next, select two yellowheart boards. Rough-cut one to 1" x 9" x 18" for the lid, and the second to 1" x 2" x 16" for the legs. Previous Page 1 of 3 Next 2 Comments by papachino on 2009-03-02 Reply to this comment "Rip the lid into two pieces as shown in the plans" where can i find the plans by papachino on 2009-03-02 Reply to this comment "Rip the lid into two pieces as shown in the plans" where can i find the plans ++++++++++++++++++++ You will have to go to the website and print off the plans for this project. This website will also have other ideas for you - Planters, outdoor bench, bar-be-que storage chest, etc. If your dad has a yard, look for plans for a small bridge. Yes, a bridge---I really would like a decorative bridge in my yard, maybe 8' x 2'. Good luck Dolores I