EXAMPLES OF INTEREST CHARGES
	ANNUAL COST	COST FOR 30 DAYS
ANNUAL INTEREST RATE	Average daily balance	Average daily balance
$100	$500	$100	$500
19.9%	$19.90	$99.50	$1.64	$8.18
21.9%	$21.90	$109.50	$1.80	$9.00
The annual interest rate may apply to regular purchases, equal payment financing, deferred payment financing, deferred equal payment financing or multiple purchases by equal payment financing.

EXAMPLES OF INTEREST CHARGES

ANNUAL COST

COST FOR 30 DAYS

ANNUAL INTEREST RATE

Average daily balance

$100

$500

$100

$500

19.9%

$19.90

$99.50

$1.64

$8.18

21.9%

$21.90

$109.50

$1.80

$9.00

The annual interest rate may apply to regular purchases, equal payment financing, deferred payment financing, deferred equal payment financing or multiple purchases by equal payment financing.

Build a small rustic storage chest

Difficulty:

Close Difficulty

Beginner Do-It-Yourselfer - Easy

Intermediate Do-It-Yourselfer - Moderate

Experienced Do-It-Yourselfer - Difficult

Professional - Expert
Completion Time : 1 Day

This attractive small chest made from pine adds a touch of charm to a rustic or country-style decor and provides useful storage space in any room of the house.
Measuring 20" high by 26 7/8" wide and 14 ¾" deep, it is big enough to hold items such as books, bottles, and even clothes or linens.
The main structure is made from pine and the sides from pine panelling. It is fairly simple to build, although the use of a pneumatic nail gun is required.

Tools and materials required

TOOLS

Table saw
Circular saw or mitre saw
Jigsaw
Driver drill
Router table
Nailer
Measuring tape
Pencil

MATERIALS

1 piece knotty pine, 2" x 36" x 96"
1 pack pine panelling
1 pine board, ¾" x 5" x 96"
1 pine panel, ¾" x 16" x 72"
1 magnetic latch
1 – 30"piano hinge with ¾" No.6 screws
1 – 5" straight door stay
Carpenter's glue
½" nails for nailer
1 ¼" nails for nailer
2" nails for nailer
3" nails for nailer

Before Assembly

ELEVATION(S)

Storage wooden chest elevations

ROUTERS

The router is a motorized tool that can be equipped with a wide variety of cutters, or bits, making it extremely versatile. Router bits exist for a panoply of woodworking projects, including making mouldings or casings, carving grooves (e.g. for inserting drawer bottoms or cabinet door panels), professionally finishing the edges of pieces of stock (boards, shelves, tables), planing surfaces and even making dovetail joints. Router bits are often sold in sets, usually with illustrations of the shapes or patterns that they can cut.
Depending on the model of router and type of work involved, the user can either move the router along the fixed material (e.g. to follow curves) or move the material itself along a fixed router table (e.g. to carve grooves). A number of routers are designed to be used either way and can be fastened upside down under a router table.