The 9-compartment tray needs 9 pieces, 8 mitre cuts, and 8 cuts for the dividers to interlock. Plus staining, sanding, varnishing. The 24-compartment tray needs 13 pieces, 8 mitre cuts, and 30 cuts for the dividers to interlock - plus the staining, painting, varnishing of bottom, outsides, and all those little inside surfaces.
Lots of work, and lots of piles of carefully-cut sticks all over the place...
Helper at work |
2 comments:
Ooohhh, wouldn't it wonderful to fill all those boxes with interesting things. Are you going to be gifted with a few (even the rejects would be welcome at my house)?
Diane
I was thinking a similiar thing as what yarngoddess has posted....such a structure makes an interesting beginning....
JAQUINTA
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