Coin display

[hanau]

Here is one of the first hanging coin displays i made. Made for a member here.

They had some suggestions on adding a sliding door to it. Since the first one was supposed to have a glass door, But that door was heavy and was causing it to pull down when opening it.

So the second one i added the sliding door to it and came out pretty nice.

Thanks for looking
John

 

[Kalai]

Nice job, nice coins too, I would want one if I had a coin collection but I collect old Hawaiian soda bottles, aloha.

Chris
Kalai[]

 

[great12b4ever]

Looks good to me. How did you get the person inside the box on that second phot??[][], It is hard to see your face with the camera in the way.[]

Rob

 

[hanau]

Thanks for the comments.

Well had to keep the face covered up so i wouldn't break the plexi glass.

I think this will be the last thing i build for a couple of months.

Went to an real estate auction and bought me a house, so next few months it will be remodeling time.

It is a 93 model double wide on a little over a half acre lot with a brick foundation.
The <s>building</s> workshop it think is 24 x 30 prewired with 110 and 220.

final price was $23,100 thats including fees and everything.

 

[Firefyter-emt]

John, that is some very nice work! I really like the sliding glass on the last one, great job with the wood. Is it glued into a "U" channel??

I want to build something like it, but can hold my pens and ink collection. []

 

[hanau]

the wood on the glass part is double sided taped to the glass.The other 3 sides have a 1/8" groove cut in them.

 

[NavyDiver]

The first model - without the glass - is awesome! It easily holds 100 coins and looks terrific in person.

 

[kkwall]

Very cool.[][8D]

Something similar with vertical slots would work for pens. Another idea to add to the long list!!!!!!![]