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There are many plans online; Woodworkers Journal has made a good plan and article available:
http://www.woodworkersjournal.com/making...flag-case/
Many of us have made one or more Honor Flag cases.
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Step one in the process is measure the size, length and height, of the
folded flag and step two is to build a mock up from cardboard then test fit as the article suggest.
http://www.woodworkersjournal.com/making...flag-case/ Choice of wood and joinery is yours. As said, we are standing by to help.
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Wood Magazine also has a nice plan, their's eliminate the extreme angles on the base. Best on the case, and sorry for your loss....many thanks to your Dad for his service!
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02-13-2017, 03:31 PM
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I've changed my mind over the years and now prefer a rectangular case. I like some of the red and white of the flag to show.
https://www.finehomedisplays.com/proddet...rod=SF6007
https://www.finehomedisplays.com/proddet...rod=SF6107
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Thanks guys. You helped a bunch. I think I have a good idea now. Gonna make 2 or 3 while I'm doing it. Donate what
i don't use.
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Sorry for you loss, good luck with the case
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That looks like the Ed Salle design (Waxing Moon, I think) and he released that to the public domain. He had the plans in Sketchup, and i saved a copy at the time. I'd have to find it, but I may still have that buried in my files somewhere.
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Yes! Thank you! I knew his site was named _____Moon but I couldnt find it. I had talked with him about it before I made it, and shared it with him when I was through.
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