Precision Tool Chest Plan at WoodCraftPlans.com

Precision Tool Chest Plan
[U-788]

$10.00

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The Gerstner tool chest factory is located right here in Dayton, Ohio, and while the tool chest this plan will help you build is not a Gerstner model, you fans of those famous chests can have fun building a similar tool chest. Chests like these have been used for many, many years by professional workers like plumbers and tool and dye men. There are thirteen total drawers, plus a large storage compartment on top. A super project.

You'll get a full list of materials you need, instructions, large measured drawings, and even some photos. This precision tool chest is 24" long, 12" deep, and 20" tall.

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