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Here's the final product. I think the proportions look
ok. This cabinet replaces both the lottery display and the film drop off
display. The holes in the top are for the film, the back hole has a shelf
underneath to support the empty film envelopes, and the front hole is where
you drop your film for that 24 hour developing.
Pigeon holes hold the lottery slips and there is ample
storage space below.
Side view, is very straight forward. The top is slanted
to a comfortable angle and has a lip on the front edge to keep things from
rolling away on you. |
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These pics show the lip from a lower angle, and the support
for the pigeon hole assembly. To the left and right of the holes is a 5/8"x1-1/2"
piece of wood that covers the seam between the holes and the side. Gives
a more finished appearance. Also you can see the pocket holes in the doors
and the "European-style" hinges. |
The lip in the pic above, is actually "biscuit jointed" to
the pigeon hole assembly. It makes the bottom row of holes stand out a
little more and divides the upper and lower sections. Choose the wood carefully,
so the grain matches, you want this to look like one piece of wood, not
an "add on" |
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