Revolving Parts Bin4
Besides storing and organizing small parts and pieces of hardware, this shop-built bin revolves on a lazy Susan. To find the part you need, just give it a spin.
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Besides storing and organizing small parts and pieces of hardware, this shop-built bin revolves on a lazy Susan. To find the part you need, just give it a spin.
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Park this rolling tool cabinet right next to your bench. Then enjoy the easy access to your tools provided by the three drawers and large storage area underneath.
Finish Information: For the finish we used 1 quart boiled linseed oil, 3 tbl. Van Dyke Brown Artist oil color. The project was made of straight-grained red oak.
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