Cloud Station (A wooden tool box project)

[Emissary21]

For the coil builders out there, a little something I created

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[Katmar]

That is beautiful. Great job. Everything right at hand. You should think about making them and selling them. I am sure the builders would love it!!!

 

[BrantlyT]

Wow! That is awesome! You really could make some money off of those in your free time! Never seen anything like it. Everything you need!

 

[jmeldman]

good stuff!

 

[Sthur]

That's really nice! Can I buy one.

 

[Panorama911]

Very nice....well done!....If you don't mind me asking, what did it cost in materials, time to build? Overall dimensions?....Not looking to build my own just curious and pictures never really depict the actual size.

 

[JTM88]

That is pretty awesome looking

 

[Emissary21]

Ha ha, Thanks, maybe after more time and a few more under my belt to perfect the process i'd consider selling them. Right now im building more out of necessity to store my vape mods and equipment after aquiring so much
Not out of the realm of possibility down the line though.

 

[Emissary21]

That's really nice! Can I buy one.

Thanks! but i'm just building for myself right now. I'm really glad people like it though.
Love to get the ideas out there for everyone to start brainstorming their own ideas
Maybe down the line i'd consider building and selling these.

 

[Emissary21]

Very nice....well done!....If you don't mind me asking, what did it cost in materials, time to build? Overall dimensions?....Not looking to build my own just curious and pictures never really depict the actual size.

Thanks! just for the wood materials it cost me just under 15 bucks. I probably spent another 20 in wood stain, laquer, glue, and misc others stuff to build it. I had all the tools, the red felt, and velcro laying around. The box I bought from Hobby Lobby for like 7 dollars, i bought the other craft wood from there to build the box insert and bottom sections of the box seperate.

other than that it was really easy to put together. I always gave about 24 hours for the stain to fully dry before i put the clear coat on and then another maybe five hours for that to dry. Basically just following the directions on the stain and clearcoat containers.

Probably took me about 3 days from start to finish working here and there. Not including the stain and clearcoat setting time. It really only took me about 3 hours to put everything together and sand down the rough edges.
Would probably be faster now that i know what im doing. "There was a little bit of trial and error in there"

Here's a picture of the bare box and some of the extra wood i used. I have enugh extra wood to do another one. Plus plenty of stain, clear coat and glue to last me a few more projects

Dimensions are: 10 3/4" Wide by 3 1/3" Tall and 7" deep

 

[tesm0832]

It looks so well done that I would have thought it was store bought or even better. Awesome job!


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[DoPeWAFFL3]

Thats a neat setup man! I like the wood as it sits just right with all the tools.

 

[Cullin Kin]

That is awesome! I would buy one!

 

[Xj0hnx]

And I thought my ziplock bag full of little tools, cotton and wire was high speed

 

[Panorama911]

And I thought my ziplock bag full of little tools, cotton and wire was high speed

............... too funny!