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hugo-content/content/projects/toy-crate.md

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 ## Next Steps
-- Apply more coats of verathane
-- Assemble- predrill and screw
-- Affix placard
-- Fill with toys
-- Place at destination (might require shovel work)
-- post pics
+- None!
 
 ## Completed Steps
 - buy materials (only $30 roughly!)
 - buy tools (lots more lol)
 - cut to size (thanks, cuñado)
 - plane and sand
+- Apply more coats of verathane
+- Assemble- predrill and screw
+- Affix placard
+- Fill with toys
+- Place at destination (might require shovel work)
 
 ## Backstory:
 So, the plan with this one is to create a "take a penny, leave a penny" type bin for toys at the beach near me. It's been a great learning experience in woodworking and I even got to justify the purchase of more power tools!
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 My wife and I have been gathering abandoned toys on our morning walks for awhile now, so it should have a pretty good start.
 
+## Finished!
+The box came out more lopsided than imagined, but it works great! It's been about a month and there have been multiple full cycles of toys. I'm thrilled that the community has been accepting of it, and that it hasn't been removed.
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