Tool Box Practice Project (9/12/09)

I started working on the second practice project that Van’s sells. This one is a small tool box which, compared to the control surface section I built at the Sportair Workshop, should be a piece of cake.

Today, I simply iventoried the kit, deburred all the edges, clecoed on the sides and drilled the holes to size on the sides/body. Not a whole lot done, but it was nice to be working with metal again. Tool Box Kit

practice project

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