Tack trunk plans

Received a call from someone who has seen some of my work and was asked to make a Tack Box for her equestrian needs.

No-waste Plywood Trunk With Lid Storage and Walnut Trim: Hey everyone! Welcome to the instructables for this no-waste, single plywood sheet trunk. It can be built in one weekend, stands at about 3 feet length by 2 feet width by 2 feet height, and should be extremely durable. My girlfriend needed a trunk f…

Yeah! I finally finished it! Here is what I did: I started by attaching a chain to either side of the lid to keep it from flopping back when opened. Then I started a small storage box. I cut the pieces to size and routered them. I glued and nailed the box together, countersunk the nails and filled the holes. Then stained it. Next I worked on the brush box. Again, I cut the pieces to size... routered... and glued and nailed. I used a 5/8" dowel for the handle. After drilling a hole at either…

Rosanna was the Kyserike Kraftsman’s very first customer. She was browsing the internet looking for tack trunk plans and came across our website. At the time we had some blog entries about the tack trunk, but didn’t offer any plans for sale. Rosanna was willing to wait a few weeks until we could finish up the plans and make them available. It’s only fitting that we include the trunk that Rosanna created in our customer showcase area.

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OK so a good friend of mine is very talented and wood working and can make me a tack trunk for just cost of materials!! yay and i asked him if he would...