Recent content by cortina_gt

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I also like to have both. Most of the common tools are on the pegboard enclosure I built. The enclosure can be closed for a neater appearance.

Hope you don't have earthquakes like here in California!

You mean besides the great weather, thousands of miles of beautiful coastline, gold country, wine country, the Sierra Nevada mountains. I've been here all my life and what scares :shocking:me more is all the socialist crazies here on the left coast.:lol_hitti

Hi, I'm new here. What a great site. Has anyone ever heard of Clarke Power Products. Summit Racing carries their line of tool chests and the prices seem reasonable. http://store.summitracing.com/egnsearch.asp?Ntt=clarke&N=700+115+4294796279&Ntk=KeywordSearch

Ed, Thanks for the compliment on the arches. The panels consist of two 1/4" ply with the 1/2" foam between them, which makes the panels 1" thick. The panels are slid into the dado grooves in the frame when it is assembled together. I didn't use any fasteners on the plywood panels. I did caulk...

I used a dado blade to cut the grooves except for the curved section. For that I used a router. The hinges are a NRP (non removable pin) type. When the doors are open the set screw can be accessed that allows removal of the pin.

They are not too hard to build. These were made with 2x6 redwood and 1/4" cdx plywood. I routed small V-grooves in the plywood to look like tongue $ groove boards. The reason for the 1/4" plywood is I could fit 1/2" styrofoam between the panels. The hinges are 4 1/2" ball bearing as used on...

camerojoe, What is the grey colored material on the lower part of your walls? Looks like it's something that would hold up better than drywall. Floor looks great. John