Okay, here is my entry. I just made it this past weekend. I am hoping to put a pop up skeleton in it. The fact that my daughter is in one of the pictures is purely accidental and is in no way meant to sway the judges. Okay.....maybe a little.

Materials:
15 1"X 6" x 6' boards ($25.35)
2 boxes of 1 1/4 drywall screws ($10)
Total = $35.35 plus tax

Tools:
Cordless drill
Table saw
Miter saw
Circular saw

Time= about 4 hours over two days

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Great looking coffin!! You could almost fit two kids end to end in that thing, LOL.

Very nice looking coffin. Looks really solidly built too...great work.

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Very nice!

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I like the handles, I really do... Can I use that idea on my next coffin????? Looks really old timey.... OK got to go and look again...

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Looks awesome Jon.

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Simple, economic, solid,....and it looks good. I like it. Great job!

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Thanks all. It was fun to build! I'm getting ready to build a ground breaking version of it too.

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Very nice

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I just am finishing a pair of these as well when the weather is co-operating.. that and working on it between the honey do list.