The long sides

The pocket holes really start adding up! I ended up plugging all the holes. Used almost 100 plugs.

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Comment by Aric Shelby on March 6, 2010 at 8:55am: Bought them. All said, my wife found a book case for $200 at target. My project came in well under that. With the plugs, the door hinges, and all the wood. Close to $160. I'm paying retail prices at home depot of course. Even if it cost more, I have something I will keep for life. A store bought one, would be thrown out in less than 10 years. My kids will probably get these some day, if they want them. : )

Comment by Larry L. on March 6, 2010 at 8:39am: Did you buy the plugs or make them?
I wondered what the cost difference would be between home made and store bought.
great looking bookcase hope I can do as well.

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