DIY Tack Trunk Plans

Craft your own personalized equestrian storage solution with my exclusive tack trunk plans! Discover the joy of hands-on craftsmanship while creating a functional and stylish storage unit for all your equestrian essentials.

If you're ready to embark on this rewarding DIY project, look no further than "Custom Equestrian Storage" available on Amazon.com. Get instant access to our meticulously crafted plans designed to guide you through every step of the process. Whether you're a seasoned woodworker or just starting out, our easy-to-follow instructions ensure a seamless construction experience.

Purchase your copy of "Custom Equestrian Storage" today on Kindle, and stay tuned for the upcoming paperback edition! With original plans developed by myself a, you can trust in the quality and authenticity of our designs. Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your stable with a custom tack trunk tailored to your unique needs and style. Order now and let your creativity soar!


About my trunk:

In December 2011, my (then) husband surprised me on Christmas morning with the beginnings of a tack trunk! By the end of February 2012, it was completed and in my tack room.

The Final Product (Related Blog Post Here)
The Final Product (Related Blog Post Here)

Trunk Stats:
  • Exterior Dimensions: 24"W x 38"L x 28.5"H
  • Wood: Maple Plywood & Solid Maple Trim
  • Stain: Chemcraft, color: harvest
  • Varnish: Lacquer
  • Hardware: Nickle plated piano hinge; large zinc plated steel case corners; chrome swivel hasp; heavy duty nickle handles; gas shock & steel monogram name plate.
  • Cost: Wood, stain and varnish were laying about or given to us for free. Hardware cost a total of $82.62 w/shipping. If you live in a big city, you could probably buy many of these locally and avoid shipping fees.


 The Building Process
On Christmas Morning. (Related blog post here)
Adding the trim work. (Related blog post here)
All trimmed up. (Related blog post here)
Getting stain & varnish. (Related blog post here)
Varnish complete, outside view. (Related blog post here)
Varnish complete, inside view. (Related blog post here)
Chrome trunk feet. (Related blog post here)
Zinc plated steel trunk (case) corners. (Related blog post here)
Hardware installed. (Related blog post here)
The Final Product (Related Blog Post Here)
The Final Product (Related Blog Post Here)



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