Razor Storage.

[Shavin’ Yeti]

Just happened upon this pic...... when you mentioned a wood stand that you made, I was totally picturing something along this line:

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Wow, that project is way over my skill set.

 

[Dave in KY]

Done what was barely in my skill set Just need a 3rd tray...... I know, nice travel set.....

 

[Jellodancer]

What the heck is that little folding razor in the bottom right compartment?

 

[Dave in KY]

What the heck is that little folding razor in the bottom right compartment?

Weck for your mustache trimming




Just kidding, it's a miniature Weck Straight pin for a lapel

 

[Dave in KY]

@Jellodancer

 

[Jellodancer]

Ha! Thank god its not a functional razor, or I would have to go out and find one.

 

[Graydog]

 

[Dave in KY]

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[NurseDave]

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Well that’s fancy

 

[Graydog]

Medicine cabinet from Lowe's with two plexiglass shelves that I cut to fit.
It will hold 36 Razors

 

[Dave in KY]

Medicine cabinet from Lowe's with two plexiglass shelves that I cut to fit.
It will hold 36 RazorsView attachment 18718View attachment 18719

Cut how? Band-saw or Scroll saw ? Nice work and don't think we don't see that CARTRIDGE razor lurking in there

 

[NurseDave]

Cut how? Band-saw or Scroll saw ? Nice work and don't think we don't see that CARTRIDGE razor lurking in there

 

[Dave in KY]

Plexiglass can be easy to crack while cutting. I'm sure it needs a fine tooth blade but figured I find out details in case I wanted to do it down the road. Also, What thickness plexi did you use @Graydog ? Looks pretty thick......

 

[Graydog]

Plexiglass can be easy to crack while cutting. I'm sure it needs a fine tooth blade but figured I find out details in case I wanted to do it down the road. Also, What thickness plexi did you use @Graydog ? Looks pretty thick......

I used a drill for the end of the holes and a scroll saw to open it up in the front. each shelf has two rows, the row behind is just drilled holes .
I think that is 3/8" thick plexiglass.

 

[Dave in KY]

I used a drill for the end of the holes and a scroll saw to open it up in the front. each shelf has two rows, the row behind is just drilled holes .
I think that is 3/8" thick plexiglass.

Thanks Steve, I know it can crack at times and sometimes you can heat up a bit to go easier. Slow and steady. I may replace my shelves I just jigsawed out some slots similar to yours but not near as finished looking.

 

[Graydog]

I used the 3/8" thick plexiglass to prevent sag in the center. With all the holes it isn't as strong

 

[Graydog]

As for the cart,my wife wouldn't think of using any of my DE Razors.

 

[NurseDave]

As for the cart,my wife wouldn't think of using any of my DE Razors.

Ok, ok. Whew

 

[Graydog]

Ok, ok. Whew

I can't lie, I did try it before she used it.
I actually did a shave off :0 guess who won?

 

[Somnos]

Beautiful shelf you built @Graydog....