You don't have to be a baker to appreciate this do-it-yourself version of a classic pie safe. A good project for the beginner, but the expert will enjoy using and displaying this cabinet in the kitchen or even in the bathroom. It features three shelves behind a single door, and its convenient size and simple styling make it a good match for almost any decor. The project measures about 40 inches tall by 21 inches wide by 13 inches deep. Includes a pattern for the punched tin panels.

Do-it-yourself plan features detailed step-by-step instructions
Full size traceable patterns (where needed)
In-progress photos and isometric diagrams
Complete materials lists and cutting schedules
Does Not Include Tin or Hardware

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Reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars

by KC on 07\17\2012

Pie Safe

Just nails and glue are not enough to secure the pie safe together.Rabbit joints for the shelves would be better. I used pocket hole joinery.