Apr 14,  · First, make 3 marks for drilling starting 1" from the top of the box edge on the front. Space the next 2 marks /4" away. Make of the marks 1/4" in towards the center of the box. Repeat this process 4 times- once for the front left side, once for the front right side, once for the back left side, and once for the back right side. Nov 21,  · Time to organize your tools in your new wooden tool chest! With your DIY Tool Chest complete, it’s time to organize your small tools, knick-knacks, and shop! This was a very fun build that pushed my skills to the limit: solving problems, dealing with rough-sawn lumber, dovetails, faux-tenons, different styles of drawers, etc. Cut 1⁄2-in.-thick cherry stock to size for the toolbox panels. Lay out the mortises in the leg blanks so there’s extra waste stock beyond them at the ends. To ensure uniform positioning, clamp the pieces together and use a square to mark across them. Then, lay out the mullion mortises in the rails.
Cut 1⁄2-in.-thick cherry stock to size for the toolbox panels. Lay out the mortises in the leg blanks so there’s extra waste stock beyond them at the ends. To ensure uniform positioning, clamp the pieces together and use a square to mark across them. Then, lay out the mullion mortises in the rails. Jan 10, - Explore Rick Conley's board "Carving Tool boxes", followed by people on Pinterest. See more ideas about carving tools, tool storage, carving pins. Nov 21,  · Time to organize your tools in your new wooden tool chest! With your DIY Tool Chest complete, it’s time to organize your small tools, knick-knacks, and shop! This was a very fun build that pushed my skills to the limit: solving problems, dealing with rough-sawn lumber, dovetails, faux-tenons, different styles of drawers, etc.

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