The measurements are 30” tall x 30-1/2” wide closed. Open its 62” which included the 4 antiques cast bronze hinges. The case is Purple Heart which I fell in love with the grain and movement of. The case was built from a board the closed width and split after dovetails etc. were complete. The front closed is Purple Heart, lacewood, and cocbolo. It’s trimmed with banding which mimicked rope as my business is a meeting company. Holly and walnut. Gold leaf sets the border for the Cocobolo. ...
This is a tool cabinet that Was originally supposed to be a saw till. Once I setup all the saws, I realized that I had more room than I needed. a plane was put in it just to see how it looked...
Here is my previous tool storage above the work bench, small, disorganised and a mess! The new cabinet was dovetailed, the structura...
just the tools I need, no more, no less
WoodScrap's Project
Norman1's Project
The combination of a traditional look, abundant storage, and unique function makes this cabinet the perfect home for your trusted tools.
Welcome to the Tool Cabinet community gallery. You can watch Paul’s introduction to the project here. Sapele tool cabinet, great way to occupy time during COVID…
The hanging hand tool cabinet was built from a set of Fine Woodworking Magazine plans. The cabinet features, a plane till, multiple layers of interior tool storage, and bookmatched Ambrosia Maple veneer panel door. The dovetail joinery for the main cabinet compartment and door...
With its doors open or closed, this wall-mounted cabinet speaks volumes about your craftsmanship. The doors, drawers, and specialized storage areas provide ample accommodations for your most-prized tools. With joinery you can cut on the tablesaw or router table, it’s quick to construct, too. Size: 34" W × 14" D × 40 3â"4" H
This handy shop fixture makes it easy to both organize and use a rotary tool and its accessories.
Hand Tool Cabinet upgrade to incorporate deeper doors to house measuring and marking tools. Chisel rack added to left door.
I built this cabinet nearly fifteen years ago and every few years I end up updating the tools that go inside it. It's been about three years since I updated it, so I decided it was time for a change. As you can see in the photo below, at one time I loved MicroPlane rasps.…
A Greene & Greene inspired tool cabinet, built while I was a first semester student in the Introduction to Woodworking class at Red Rocks Community College in the Fine Woodworking...
The goal: The maximum tools in the minimum space.
A sense of orderliness in woodworking is an important factor contributing to good work. For instance, the bench should be clear of tools, excepting those in
dgaiken's Project
This wall-mounted cabinet keeps your hand tools nearby, and the drawers are perfect for organizing all of your hardware.
Here is a tool cabinet I designed using AutoCad/Solid Edge and built back in August of 2008. It's made from Oak Plywood trimmed with Cherry. The carcasss has mitered corners which in turn have walnut...
crmitchell's Project