Oak display case

[woodman43]

http://i257.photobucket.com/albums/hh219/Woodman43/OakDisplayCase.jpg

This case I built for a donation to a Toys for Tots fundraiser.
Don't mind the mess on the table, we have alot of fundraising stuff going on right now.

[Terry Mac]

Nice job!

Is the back hinged, or is that sliding glass?

[Dagster]

Great way to contribute to charity and have fun at the same time! Nice idea.

[woodman43]

Nice job!

Is the back hinged, or is that sliding glass?

Terry Mac

The back is held in with 6 z-brackets.

[ComputerJohn]

Thought that you might like to see a couple of display case that I have done.

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh144/computerJohn/Coca_sign_5.jpg

A little oak number I made for my next door nieghbor.

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh144/computerJohn/LaurasCab02.jpg

This is a cherry display cabinet made for my daughter inlaw. It has glass shelves (not shown).

[Don]

Those are pretty sweet, CJ. I like the use of the tin sign in the back and the cherry is, well, cherry.

Thanks for the pics.

dawjr

[bogydave]

Woodman & CJ
Nice, very nice,
I hope to get that good at woodworking some day

[woodman43]

Thanks Dave.
I'm am not as good as I hope to eventually be.
Practice, practice, practice.

[Joe C]

Excellent job!!

http://www.craftandwoodworking.com

[JasonB]

@ woodman43: nice display! is it usidedown for the pic.? or is it meant to sit on a flat surface?

@computerjohn: Love the cherry John! looks awsome!

[woodman43]

It's funny you ask Jason.
I originally had the crown on top but my wife and son said it look funny, top heavy.
So I turned it the other way. I guess it could really go either way depending on how it was going to be displayed.
The case sold at a fund raising auction for $200.00. The guy that bought it decided to leave it like it was for his knife and arrowhead collection.