ToyBox Competed

[Canuck]

Have not really spent a whole lot of time in the shop this Fall/Winter so I decided to work myself back into it with something simple like building our newest granddaughter a toy box.

Built it along the same lines as her dresser and change table completed in 2016.

36” x 18” x 20” and utilized another set of the Rockler torsion hinges in order to ensure no slammed fingers-we’ll see. (Finished with 2 coats of Kilz primer and 3 coats of SW ProClassic acrylic enamel.)

(Here are a couple of pictures of the change table and dresser that I completed previously.)​

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Thanks for looking.

Wayne​

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[LeftyTom]

I am sure she will be tickled pink.

 

[Jim M.]

Very nice, they all will look great together.

 

[WVU14ME]

Love them!

 

[zdorsch]

That looks great Wayne!

Do you have any issues with acrylic enamel “sticking”?

 

[Canuck]

That looks great Wayne!

Do you have any issues with acrylic enamel “sticking”?

Never had an issue. Usually sand to 150-180G, use a primer and then apply thin and even coats (with ample dry time) of the Sherwin Williams ProClassic.

Wayne

 

[Charlie]

Very nice Wayne. They all compliment each other. Great work.

 

[golfdad]

Great project Wayne. Did you spray the finish?

 

[Canuck]

Great project Wayne. Did you spray the finish?

Thanks Dirk.

No, I used a 6", 3/8" nap roller.

Wayne

 

[Jeff]

Nicely done Wayne! Is Nevaeh your granddaughter's name?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nevaeh

Did you get the wooden letters at a craft store, paint them, and glue/pin nail them to the chest face after the SW Pro Enamel? A nice touch.

I found this out of curiosity after asking the question. Interesting options for selecting the letters, size, paint color, etc.

http://www.craftcuts.com/wooden-letters.html#wmiBox

 

[Joe Scharle]

You're getting good at this stuff!

 

[sawman101]

Very nice work Wayne! Those pieces go together so well!

 

[patlaw]

You are an excellent craftsman!

 

[Bas]

Very nice Wayne!