Because im to cheap..

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yesterday i bought 3 Durham boxs for 5 bucks to of them are almost brand new the 3 has been been around never the less i was excited.I went to the local hardware store to buy the drawer system that i see everyone has...... my jaw hit the floor  86 bucks so i went home determined to build it... heres what i made .. left one spot open so i can get one more!SIN CITY METAL WORKSvisit my YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/devvon
Reply:Nice job!  Bead roll the recessed sections?  Did you have to pre-stretch the sheetmetal?  Sent from my DROID3 using Tapatalk 2Jay DavisAWS-CWIC-60 Specialty Welding ContractorLoving husband, and father of two boys (
Reply:very nice
Reply:Very cool bead work. Now you just need to find one more drawer.
Reply:What is bead rolling?
Reply:Originally Posted by Brian.EvansWhat is bead rolling?
Reply:I don't see much WELDING in this post.....zap!I am not completely insane..Some parts are missing Professional Driver on a closed course....Do not attempt.Just because I'm a  dumbass don't mean that you can be too.So DON'T try any of this **** l do at home.
Reply:Thanks Dave.
Reply:Originally Posted by zapsterI don't see much WELDING in this post.....zap!
Reply:That my friend is very nice.
Reply:Nice job, good work with a bead roller.
Reply:Nice job, Bob. Good work, Dirk. I like cheap, as you show, being cheap makes for better quality goods than are available commercially, exercises the creativity, too. Wish I had a bead roller and worked it as well as you do. Good deal on the boxes, btw.When a welder tells you to "stick it", what do they really mean?"In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act." - George Orwell
Reply:Originally Posted by Brian.EvansWhat is bead rolling?
Reply:Looks like its worth at least $86 or more. I could use it for consumable storage and stuf.
Reply:Your spelling it wrong its FRUGAL and with fab skills like that you should be proud of yourself .
Reply:Wow, that is awesome.Miller millermatic 251Miller aircrafter 330st, wp201961 Lincoln SA200Ellis 1600 bandsawLogan 820 latheSouth Bend 13"Bridgeport M Head
Reply:Originally Posted by InsanerideLooks like its worth at least $86 or more. I could use it for consumable storage and stuf.
Reply:I had the same problem/idea last fall.  I built a frame with drawer sliders to hold the four Durham boxes.  Imagine my surprise when I tried to load it, only to find that one of my four boxes is a fat eighth shorter than the rest.  Of course, that was the one I measured... so nothing fits.   It's still sitting on shelf, empty, waiting for me to get around to building some boxes that will fit it.__David Hillman
Reply:Originally Posted by David HillmanI had the same problem/idea last fall.  I built a frame with drawer sliders to hold the four Durham boxes.  Imagine my surprise when I tried to load it, only to find that one of my four boxes is a fat eighth shorter than the rest.  Of course, that was the one I measured... so nothing fits.   It's still sitting on shelf, empty, waiting for me to get around to building some boxes that will fit it.
Reply:They are even cheaper on eBay.  I forget what I paid for those 14" slides but it wasn't much.  Everything else was scrap.  Ended up being very cheap... too bad I didn't measure more before I starting welding.      I like yours better, since it works.__David Hillman
Reply:Look's great, I'd take that over the store bought version.If you don't want to stand behind our Troops, feel free to stand in front of them.
Reply:Dave, your welding skills are obviously good, it's your measuring skills needs that need that second look  , all kidding aside so why not stretch out your frames by that fat 1/8...cut out 2" and weld back in 2 1/8? Good way to get stuff off a shelf and in use.When a welder tells you to "stick it", what do they really mean?"In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act." - George Orwell
Reply:Originally Posted by bearstonDave, your welding skills are obviously good, it's your measuring skills needs that need that second look  , all kidding aside so why not stretch out your frames by that fat 1/8...cut out 2" and weld back in 2 1/8? Good way to get stuff off a shelf and in use.
Reply:Very nice design!Is it 20g sheet metal? With these recessed sections, you gain quite some stability.
Reply:Originally Posted by JürgenVery nice design!Is it 20g sheet metal? With these recessed sections, you gain quite some stability.Nice job. Now just work on your homophones.HammerFile Big Hammer------------------------------Here, let me Google that for you...
Reply:Originally Posted by lamenameNice job. Now just work on your homophones.
Reply:Very nice work!