My graded card storage

[Cowboy Fan]

That is a nice piece. I would buy one as well.

[teetwoohsix]

That is an awesome idea and it came out very nice. I'd be interested in one too........thanks for showing that. I showed this to my wife and she said "wow-that is a really nice floor" .

Clayton

[Bilko G]

That is really cool and i agree it would be a great place to hide stuff in because if anyone breaks into your house im sure the last thing they are gonna do is check if the end tables have any secret compartments.

[steve B]

Please don't think that this provides any security during a break-in. Once it;s next to other furniture it's obvious there's a lot of extra room under the top. Maybe a dumb kid grabbing laptops etc would pass it by, but a pro wouldn't. I'd hate to sell any come spring/summer and have stuff lost in a break-in.


Steve B

[steve B]

Originally Posted by teetwoohsix

That is an awesome idea and it came out very nice. I'd be interested in one too........thanks for showing that. I showed this to my wife and she said "wow-that is a really nice floor" .

Clayton

Thanks, the floor is new, rustic maple from lumber liquidators. Not the best company to buy from for DIY, but contractors know what problems to watch for.

Different lots, different manufacturing plants , stuff like that. You can get color mismatches and even width/thickness mismatches. And they aren't good about refunds/returns etc.

Steve B

[MooseWithFleas]

Sorry to verge off-topic a bit here, but I didn't think this warranted it's own thread.

What pages do you prefer to put your T-cards in? The 15 Card pages or the 20 Card pages

Is there something vastly different with one or the other that I should be concerned with?