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Cut the Ends to Length

Cut 1x10 to Length
Cut 1x10 to Length
(c) 2007 Chris Baylor licensed to About.com, Inc.
The first step to building your classic wooden toolbox is to cut the 1x10 to the proper lengths. You'll need two pieces at 12" in length for the two end pieces of the toolbox.
  1. Build a Wooden Toolbox
  2. Cut the Ends to Length
  3. Cut the Side Pieces
  4. Mark Curves on Ends of Toolbox
  5. Cut the Curves on the End Pieces
  6. Cut the Dovetails
  7. Cut the Dadoes for the Bottom
  8. Drill Holes for the Handles
  9. Cut Wedges for the Handle
  10. Assemble the Wooden Toolbox

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