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Just right - is what can describe the size of this project. Or build only the lower half for an attractive and compact storage cabinet suitable for any room in your home. Not so big that it dominates ...
31_MD_00842
31-MD-00842
14.95
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Project Highlights:
Biscuit joinery simplifies construction.
Spray on shellac provides an instant aged appearance.
Use low-cost pine or whatever wood you want.
Other features:
Shop Tip - A rule for hanging doors.
Links to free plans and videos.
Article - Making nice with knots.
Finished Dimensions
Height: 76.25 inches (193.7 cm)
Width: 30.25 inches (76.8 cm)
Depth: 15.375 inches (39.1 cm)
Plan Author: Craig Ruegsegger, Kevin Boyle
Plan Contributors: Jeff MErtz, Roxanne LeMoine, Lorna Johnson
Published Date: March 2010
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