I made a little progress today on Lucy's toolbox to take back to Columbia in NYC. It is a Christmas present, but also an excuse to write an article about the lack of real tools in colleges and universities. I used 1/2" thick foam board in two layers to make the dividers to hold the tools in place, using the scroll saw to cut and remove the shapes of the tools. I used Donjer Flocking and adhesive to "flock" the interior. It is a cheap, easy and quick solution to lining a complex shape. Tomorrow I make the box to put it in.
Monday, December 17, 2007
I made a little progress today on Lucy's toolbox to take back to Columbia in NYC. It is a Christmas present, but also an excuse to write an article about the lack of real tools in colleges and universities. I used 1/2" thick foam board in two layers to make the dividers to hold the tools in place, using the scroll saw to cut and remove the shapes of the tools. I used Donjer Flocking and adhesive to "flock" the interior. It is a cheap, easy and quick solution to lining a complex shape. Tomorrow I make the box to put it in.
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