Today I squared off each end of the box and cut a base to size. Then I re-planed all four sides of the box and added a chamfer to the edges of the base assembly. I screwed the base assy to the box from below, countersinking two screws.
Here is a picture before assembly:
Here are a couple of pictures after assembly and adding Danish Tung Oil:
After the Tung Oil dries, I will add a wipe on poly finish (Liberon). I don’t have enough wood left to make another Pencil Box, but will save the scraps for some other use in the future.
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2 comments so far
DAN
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posted 73 days ago
looks great and fun idea … you could batch a bunch of these for Christmas gifts
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Bob Kollman
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posted 71 days ago
That is nice, It also looks like a good project to get rid of all the scrap pieces laying on the floor of your shop.like Dan said great christmas gifts..
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