I’ve been rapid fire finishing smaller projects, in the hope of clearing out some space in the shop.
First, I finished (literally and figuratively) my travel-size tool chest. It’s not a coffin.

But I would be okay being buried in it.
Then, I completed the first of two Japanese saw horses. The second one is in process, and I will probably make two more in short order.

I will skip the bevel on the feet next time.
Next, the rolling cart for my new Craftsman tool chest went together rather easily. It’s solid, if unspectacular.

I plan to add a saw till under the lid with rare earth magnets.
Finally, a hanging corner shelf for my bedroom was an exercise in directional planing. After some espresso stain, it may become an upcoming Basic Project.

I’ve never had studs to screw into before.
There are a few other things to clear out as well, but nothing woodworking related. The shop feels less cluttered, at least.
JPG
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