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Finally finished a spare time project, a console for the doghouse. I didn't use any plans or anything, just started cutting and glueing.



The opener flap is temporary so Suzie doesn't [gasp] break a nail opening it.


It's held down by the hook side of velcro grabbing the carpet. Works fine.



Plenty of room for stuff.





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Good looking addition to a good looking coach.


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Nice work Dan. Looks like a great addition.


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Really like the velcro idea.
 
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a console for the doghouse

excellent job Danny, so much better than that heavy clunky thing on some Barth dog houses...if its not too heavy, to ship, mabe you should go into production.





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Very nice.


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we will start production have wood.WILL work at your order.
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That turned out nice. Thumbs Up



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That really turned out nice, I think I need one just like it. Nice Job!!
 
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Pretty slick, nice work Thumbs Up
 
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