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"Thanks Scott !! "

"Sorry for not getting back to you sooner. I don't have the toy box it was for my grand daughter but it was about, 18 1/2" tall X 36" long X 16" wide. I just made it to size on material that I had on hand. One thing to remember is…"

"What are the dimensions? I like your design, I need to build one that can take alot of abuse from a pretty ruff 3 yearold."

"Scott, nice looking chest.  Sometimes just "Winging it" is the best solution to building something that is truly the "One of a kind" and unique in its design and looks.  You have accompolished this in this…"

"Just winged it. Designed as I went. I tend to over build things and they usually weigh a ton when I am done but they last forever lol."

"Great loooking toy box! Where did you get the plans?"

"Very Nice!"

"Here is a site with a few different ones http://www.toolcrib.com/blog/2009/03/25-free-backyard-playground-plans-for-kids-playsets-swingsets-teeter-totters-and-more Scott https://www.facebook.com/scottswoodworks"

"Just look at the web page I posted and it shows how to use the jig to install the plugs. Scott"

"Thanks Scott.   I  am using a kreg jr.  Is there anything on that to help put them in correctly?  I like your chest-I am doing a toybox for my grandaughter using all red oak boards.   "

"You want to install then then sand them flush and then put the finish on. If you are using a Kreg Mini Jig there is a recess on the jig to help with installing the plugs. It shows it on this web…"

"as a beginner of the kreg world would I put the plugs in before I sand the oakk board for finishing or after I am done and ready to finish?  Also should I glue them in?"

"I didn't have a plan just winged it. I don't have the toy box anymore as it was a gift for a grand daughter. If you search toy boxes in google you can find several finished ones that list there size. Scott"

"Can you share dfimensions and cut list?"