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Initial SketchUp models

Hi all, just a quick shout out to see what you think of these sketches…looking for some feedback before I start making sawdust.
The first 3 pictures are of the same design from different angles, the 4th, 5th and 6th pictures are the same general design but with slight modifications.
Which designs do you like or not like?
Any design suggestions?

Thanks everyone, I appreciate the input.

This is for my wife's birthday, so to any of you that know her, no talking about this. ;).

This is the initial design, meant to hang on the wall, the entire thing is about 20"x20". The black area is where earrings or rings would go. The middle space is a small mirror (about 6Ă—7). Walnut pegs along the top for necklaces.
As the sketch shows, I'm thinking of using bubinga as the primary wood, spalted maple for the secondary and walnut for small accents.
Wood Rectangle Hardwood Wood stain Pet supply


This next picture also shows the lift lid on the right and the drawer open.
Rectangle Wood Hardwood Wood stain Plywood


From the side
Brown Wood Rectangle Building Wood stain


This next one is with some of the "sticky out" bits removed, this one could also hang on a wall or sit on a dresser.
Furniture Rectangle Wood Wood stain Hardwood


This next one is meant to sit on a surface, not hanging on the wall.
Wood Rectangle Hardwood Wood stain Pet supply


And lastly, this one I've extended the depth of all sides to full width, a bit more of a shadow box feel.
Wood Pet supply Rectangle Bookcase Hardwood
 

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#2 ·
Initial SketchUp models

Hi all, just a quick shout out to see what you think of these sketches…looking for some feedback before I start making sawdust.
The first 3 pictures are of the same design from different angles, the 4th, 5th and 6th pictures are the same general design but with slight modifications.
Which designs do you like or not like?
Any design suggestions?

Thanks everyone, I appreciate the input.

This is for my wife's birthday, so to any of you that know her, no talking about this. ;).

This is the initial design, meant to hang on the wall, the entire thing is about 20"x20". The black area is where earrings or rings would go. The middle space is a small mirror (about 6Ă—7). Walnut pegs along the top for necklaces.
As the sketch shows, I'm thinking of using bubinga as the primary wood, spalted maple for the secondary and walnut for small accents.
Wood Rectangle Hardwood Wood stain Pet supply


This next picture also shows the lift lid on the right and the drawer open.
Rectangle Wood Hardwood Wood stain Plywood


From the side
Brown Wood Rectangle Building Wood stain


This next one is with some of the "sticky out" bits removed, this one could also hang on a wall or sit on a dresser.
Furniture Rectangle Wood Wood stain Hardwood


This next one is meant to sit on a surface, not hanging on the wall.
Wood Rectangle Hardwood Wood stain Pet supply


And lastly, this one I've extended the depth of all sides to full width, a bit more of a shadow box feel.
Wood Pet supply Rectangle Bookcase Hardwood
Hi Devan;

That is a great looking cabinet. I'll bet your wife will love it.

Nice design. The proportions look good.

Nice job with sketch up, too.

Only down side I can see is you'll be spending a lot to fill it up!

Lee
 

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#3 ·
Initial SketchUp models

Hi all, just a quick shout out to see what you think of these sketches…looking for some feedback before I start making sawdust.
The first 3 pictures are of the same design from different angles, the 4th, 5th and 6th pictures are the same general design but with slight modifications.
Which designs do you like or not like?
Any design suggestions?

Thanks everyone, I appreciate the input.

This is for my wife's birthday, so to any of you that know her, no talking about this. ;).

This is the initial design, meant to hang on the wall, the entire thing is about 20"x20". The black area is where earrings or rings would go. The middle space is a small mirror (about 6Ă—7). Walnut pegs along the top for necklaces.
As the sketch shows, I'm thinking of using bubinga as the primary wood, spalted maple for the secondary and walnut for small accents.
Wood Rectangle Hardwood Wood stain Pet supply


This next picture also shows the lift lid on the right and the drawer open.
Rectangle Wood Hardwood Wood stain Plywood


From the side
Brown Wood Rectangle Building Wood stain


This next one is with some of the "sticky out" bits removed, this one could also hang on a wall or sit on a dresser.
Furniture Rectangle Wood Wood stain Hardwood


This next one is meant to sit on a surface, not hanging on the wall.
Wood Rectangle Hardwood Wood stain Pet supply


And lastly, this one I've extended the depth of all sides to full width, a bit more of a shadow box feel.
Wood Pet supply Rectangle Bookcase Hardwood
Devin,
What a great design, I wish I could draw like that in sketch up. I have paper all over the house with ideas and sketches and have to draw them multiple times to get all the different views. Was this done with regular free version sketch up?

As for which I prefer, I think the first one has a japense/oriental twist to it and the others are more contemporary. I personally like the first design the best.
 

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#4 ·
Initial SketchUp models

Hi all, just a quick shout out to see what you think of these sketches…looking for some feedback before I start making sawdust.
The first 3 pictures are of the same design from different angles, the 4th, 5th and 6th pictures are the same general design but with slight modifications.
Which designs do you like or not like?
Any design suggestions?

Thanks everyone, I appreciate the input.

This is for my wife's birthday, so to any of you that know her, no talking about this. ;).

This is the initial design, meant to hang on the wall, the entire thing is about 20"x20". The black area is where earrings or rings would go. The middle space is a small mirror (about 6Ă—7). Walnut pegs along the top for necklaces.
As the sketch shows, I'm thinking of using bubinga as the primary wood, spalted maple for the secondary and walnut for small accents.
Wood Rectangle Hardwood Wood stain Pet supply


This next picture also shows the lift lid on the right and the drawer open.
Rectangle Wood Hardwood Wood stain Plywood


From the side
Brown Wood Rectangle Building Wood stain


This next one is with some of the "sticky out" bits removed, this one could also hang on a wall or sit on a dresser.
Furniture Rectangle Wood Wood stain Hardwood


This next one is meant to sit on a surface, not hanging on the wall.
Wood Rectangle Hardwood Wood stain Pet supply


And lastly, this one I've extended the depth of all sides to full width, a bit more of a shadow box feel.
Wood Pet supply Rectangle Bookcase Hardwood
A very nice concept - something a little different. As to preferences, they are all great looking - if forced to pick one I'd go for the first.

The only design suggestion I can come up with would be to maybe convert the three drawers on the bottom to six. Kind of like the drawers above - the top ones a little shallower than the bottom.
 

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Initial SketchUp models

Hi all, just a quick shout out to see what you think of these sketches…looking for some feedback before I start making sawdust.
The first 3 pictures are of the same design from different angles, the 4th, 5th and 6th pictures are the same general design but with slight modifications.
Which designs do you like or not like?
Any design suggestions?

Thanks everyone, I appreciate the input.

This is for my wife's birthday, so to any of you that know her, no talking about this. ;).

This is the initial design, meant to hang on the wall, the entire thing is about 20"x20". The black area is where earrings or rings would go. The middle space is a small mirror (about 6Ă—7). Walnut pegs along the top for necklaces.
As the sketch shows, I'm thinking of using bubinga as the primary wood, spalted maple for the secondary and walnut for small accents.
Wood Rectangle Hardwood Wood stain Pet supply


This next picture also shows the lift lid on the right and the drawer open.
Rectangle Wood Hardwood Wood stain Plywood


From the side
Brown Wood Rectangle Building Wood stain


This next one is with some of the "sticky out" bits removed, this one could also hang on a wall or sit on a dresser.
Furniture Rectangle Wood Wood stain Hardwood


This next one is meant to sit on a surface, not hanging on the wall.
Wood Rectangle Hardwood Wood stain Pet supply


And lastly, this one I've extended the depth of all sides to full width, a bit more of a shadow box feel.
Wood Pet supply Rectangle Bookcase Hardwood
Nice work on both the the design and the drawings. My advice based on many years of experience is to give the wife the drawings on her birthday and ask her what she would like . :)

b
 

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#6 ·
Initial SketchUp models

Hi all, just a quick shout out to see what you think of these sketches…looking for some feedback before I start making sawdust.
The first 3 pictures are of the same design from different angles, the 4th, 5th and 6th pictures are the same general design but with slight modifications.
Which designs do you like or not like?
Any design suggestions?

Thanks everyone, I appreciate the input.

This is for my wife's birthday, so to any of you that know her, no talking about this. ;).

This is the initial design, meant to hang on the wall, the entire thing is about 20"x20". The black area is where earrings or rings would go. The middle space is a small mirror (about 6Ă—7). Walnut pegs along the top for necklaces.
As the sketch shows, I'm thinking of using bubinga as the primary wood, spalted maple for the secondary and walnut for small accents.
Wood Rectangle Hardwood Wood stain Pet supply


This next picture also shows the lift lid on the right and the drawer open.
Rectangle Wood Hardwood Wood stain Plywood


From the side
Brown Wood Rectangle Building Wood stain


This next one is with some of the "sticky out" bits removed, this one could also hang on a wall or sit on a dresser.
Furniture Rectangle Wood Wood stain Hardwood


This next one is meant to sit on a surface, not hanging on the wall.
Wood Rectangle Hardwood Wood stain Pet supply


And lastly, this one I've extended the depth of all sides to full width, a bit more of a shadow box feel.
Wood Pet supply Rectangle Bookcase Hardwood
Hey Devin,
I think BobMcK's idea is the safest.

Having said that, my comments are:
  • I prefer Design 2 with the legs from Design 1 IF it will be sitting on a surface.
  • The Bubinga and Maple will look great, but I would personally use Bubinga for the accents as well.
  • The mirror is way too small (IMHO). I think your lady will not be able to see enough.

To select a decent mirror size, tape sheets of paper to your bathroom mirror and position them so that you can see yourself from top of head to bottom of necklace, and full width - ear to ear with a little extra allowance for big earrings. (Also make allowance for big hair if that is her style) That should be the minimum size for a jewelry mirror. She will want to see the whole lot at once to make sure it looks right.

I'm looking forward to seeing the completed cabinet.
 

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#7 ·
Initial SketchUp models

Hi all, just a quick shout out to see what you think of these sketches…looking for some feedback before I start making sawdust.
The first 3 pictures are of the same design from different angles, the 4th, 5th and 6th pictures are the same general design but with slight modifications.
Which designs do you like or not like?
Any design suggestions?

Thanks everyone, I appreciate the input.

This is for my wife's birthday, so to any of you that know her, no talking about this. ;).

This is the initial design, meant to hang on the wall, the entire thing is about 20"x20". The black area is where earrings or rings would go. The middle space is a small mirror (about 6Ă—7). Walnut pegs along the top for necklaces.
As the sketch shows, I'm thinking of using bubinga as the primary wood, spalted maple for the secondary and walnut for small accents.
Wood Rectangle Hardwood Wood stain Pet supply


This next picture also shows the lift lid on the right and the drawer open.
Rectangle Wood Hardwood Wood stain Plywood


From the side
Brown Wood Rectangle Building Wood stain


This next one is with some of the "sticky out" bits removed, this one could also hang on a wall or sit on a dresser.
Furniture Rectangle Wood Wood stain Hardwood


This next one is meant to sit on a surface, not hanging on the wall.
Wood Rectangle Hardwood Wood stain Pet supply


And lastly, this one I've extended the depth of all sides to full width, a bit more of a shadow box feel.
Wood Pet supply Rectangle Bookcase Hardwood
I like the hanging model. Bubinga? I think i'd rather use cherry but that's a personal taste. I'm looking forward on seeing this project
 

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#8 ·
Initial SketchUp models

Hi all, just a quick shout out to see what you think of these sketches…looking for some feedback before I start making sawdust.
The first 3 pictures are of the same design from different angles, the 4th, 5th and 6th pictures are the same general design but with slight modifications.
Which designs do you like or not like?
Any design suggestions?

Thanks everyone, I appreciate the input.

This is for my wife's birthday, so to any of you that know her, no talking about this. ;).

This is the initial design, meant to hang on the wall, the entire thing is about 20"x20". The black area is where earrings or rings would go. The middle space is a small mirror (about 6Ă—7). Walnut pegs along the top for necklaces.
As the sketch shows, I'm thinking of using bubinga as the primary wood, spalted maple for the secondary and walnut for small accents.
Wood Rectangle Hardwood Wood stain Pet supply


This next picture also shows the lift lid on the right and the drawer open.
Rectangle Wood Hardwood Wood stain Plywood


From the side
Brown Wood Rectangle Building Wood stain


This next one is with some of the "sticky out" bits removed, this one could also hang on a wall or sit on a dresser.
Furniture Rectangle Wood Wood stain Hardwood


This next one is meant to sit on a surface, not hanging on the wall.
Wood Rectangle Hardwood Wood stain Pet supply


And lastly, this one I've extended the depth of all sides to full width, a bit more of a shadow box feel.
Wood Pet supply Rectangle Bookcase Hardwood
Thanks for all the feedback guys, you've given me some great design options to play with in SketchUp.

@Mike, I used the free version (version 8 was just released).
@Lee, you're probably right, perhaps I'll scale the entire cabinet down to be closer to 5 inches x 5 inches ;).
@Bob, that is very sage advice.
 

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Refined SketchUp model and main body pieces ready for clean up and glue.

It's been a busy month in the shop.
I finally refined my design to the point where I was happy with it.
Wood Rectangle Hardwood Wood stain Art


I've added a very gentle curve to the outside of the top piece as well as the two side pieces.
Furniture Product Rectangle Wood Wood stain


For the bottom, I shortened the feet to 3/4" and shortened the lower drawer section 2 1/2" tall
Furniture Wood Rectangle Wood stain Hardwood


I've used sliding dovetails for all of the joinery for the main section. They will provide me peace of mind if the piece is hung on the wall. First time with sliding dovetails for me, wow, are they ever touchy…the seem to go from too tight to sloppy if you just breathe on them to hard. In the end, I'm mostly happy with the joints. Honestly, if they were any tighter, I'd be worried about getting them together once the glue was applied and everything started to swell a bit.

The dry fit.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Hardwood Natural material


I really like this small piece of maple, the drawer fronts and the lids and drawers of the two boxes will be made using maple with this amount and type of spalting.
Table Wood Shelf Natural material Tree


All the pieces for the main body laid out.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Hardwood Flooring


Some close ups of the pieces, there was a lot of table saw, router and hand tool work to get all the joinery cut for these.
Brown Rectangle Wood Floor Flooring

Wood Ingredient Tableware Rectangle Cuisine


The joinery is a bit sloppy…but I can live with it.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Cross Hardwood

Wood Wood stain Hardwood Rectangle Lumber


Next up, cut the curves into the top and sides, chamfer all edges and glue it up.

I've still got the 3 drawers and the 2 box and earing holders to go, but at least it's far enough along that I was able to show it to my wife…and only 6 days after her birthday…of course it will likely be another 4 weeks before it's actually ready. ;).

Thanks for looking!
 

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#10 ·
Refined SketchUp model and main body pieces ready for clean up and glue.

It's been a busy month in the shop.
I finally refined my design to the point where I was happy with it.
Wood Rectangle Hardwood Wood stain Art


I've added a very gentle curve to the outside of the top piece as well as the two side pieces.
Furniture Product Rectangle Wood Wood stain


For the bottom, I shortened the feet to 3/4" and shortened the lower drawer section 2 1/2" tall
Furniture Wood Rectangle Wood stain Hardwood


I've used sliding dovetails for all of the joinery for the main section. They will provide me peace of mind if the piece is hung on the wall. First time with sliding dovetails for me, wow, are they ever touchy…the seem to go from too tight to sloppy if you just breathe on them to hard. In the end, I'm mostly happy with the joints. Honestly, if they were any tighter, I'd be worried about getting them together once the glue was applied and everything started to swell a bit.

The dry fit.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Hardwood Natural material


I really like this small piece of maple, the drawer fronts and the lids and drawers of the two boxes will be made using maple with this amount and type of spalting.
Table Wood Shelf Natural material Tree


All the pieces for the main body laid out.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Hardwood Flooring


Some close ups of the pieces, there was a lot of table saw, router and hand tool work to get all the joinery cut for these.
Brown Rectangle Wood Floor Flooring

Wood Ingredient Tableware Rectangle Cuisine


The joinery is a bit sloppy…but I can live with it.
Wood Rectangle Wood stain Cross Hardwood

Wood Wood stain Hardwood Rectangle Lumber


Next up, cut the curves into the top and sides, chamfer all edges and glue it up.

I've still got the 3 drawers and the 2 box and earing holders to go, but at least it's far enough along that I was able to show it to my wife…and only 6 days after her birthday…of course it will likely be another 4 weeks before it's actually ready. ;).

Thanks for looking!
Really cool project and your SketchUp skills are great. Looking forward to more photos.

Jeff
http://www.woodfever.net
 

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#15 ·
First Stage Glue up complete

Well…that took a lot longer than I expected. You'd think by now I'd remember that milling the lumber and cutting the joinery is only about the first 25% of the job. The bulk of the effort follows as you make the final adjustments, the final shaping, fine tune the details and then actually sand all the parts, glue up and sand again (and then repair the 6 dings/dents that somehow found their way onto my finished work, thank god for wet rags and irons). And I still have to put finish on it.

At least the main piece is now finished, just need to attach the the boxes and add the drawers.
The glue up had to be done in stages, there are something like 20 different pieces (28 if you count the hooks) that make up this assembly. Two clamps popped off and knocked two more clamps off, bottom line was some damage to the piece, thankfully they were all dents that could be steamed out and then sanded.

Wood Rectangle Pet supply Wood stain Hardwood


Some people have been surprised by its actual size, so here's a picture of it with some jewelry.
Wood Wood stain Rectangle Hardwood Alarm clock

You can see the curved rails and top, the hooks are bubinga, roughed out with power tools then carved and sanded to final shape.

Hooks and mirror frame.
Wood Window Floor Wood stain Varnish

Brown Wood Rectangle Wood stain Plank


Hooks up close. They are mortised into the 1/4" back panel.
Brown Door Wood Wood stain Fixture

Brown Wood Door Wood stain Fixture


The back of the piece, still needs cleaning up. You can see the ends of the "necklace hook" through tenons as well as the mirror frame. I've used a piece of 1/8 hardboard lined with some foam to hold the mirror in place. This is all held in place with a couple simple strips that have been screwed to the frame. The back panels are glued on the outside edge and the first inch or so of the top and bottom, the interior edges are floating in the 1/4" groove of the two vertical mirror frame pieces, this should be enough to allow for wood movement.
Cabinetry Wood Rectangle Floor Shelf

Brown Rectangle Wood Wood stain Hardwood

Brown Wood Rectangle Wood stain Varnish

Brown Rectangle Wood Wood stain Plank
 

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#16 ·
First Stage Glue up complete

Well…that took a lot longer than I expected. You'd think by now I'd remember that milling the lumber and cutting the joinery is only about the first 25% of the job. The bulk of the effort follows as you make the final adjustments, the final shaping, fine tune the details and then actually sand all the parts, glue up and sand again (and then repair the 6 dings/dents that somehow found their way onto my finished work, thank god for wet rags and irons). And I still have to put finish on it.

At least the main piece is now finished, just need to attach the the boxes and add the drawers.
The glue up had to be done in stages, there are something like 20 different pieces (28 if you count the hooks) that make up this assembly. Two clamps popped off and knocked two more clamps off, bottom line was some damage to the piece, thankfully they were all dents that could be steamed out and then sanded.

Wood Rectangle Pet supply Wood stain Hardwood


Some people have been surprised by its actual size, so here's a picture of it with some jewelry.
Wood Wood stain Rectangle Hardwood Alarm clock

You can see the curved rails and top, the hooks are bubinga, roughed out with power tools then carved and sanded to final shape.

Hooks and mirror frame.
Wood Window Floor Wood stain Varnish

Brown Wood Rectangle Wood stain Plank


Hooks up close. They are mortised into the 1/4" back panel.
Brown Door Wood Wood stain Fixture

Brown Wood Door Wood stain Fixture


The back of the piece, still needs cleaning up. You can see the ends of the "necklace hook" through tenons as well as the mirror frame. I've used a piece of 1/8 hardboard lined with some foam to hold the mirror in place. This is all held in place with a couple simple strips that have been screwed to the frame. The back panels are glued on the outside edge and the first inch or so of the top and bottom, the interior edges are floating in the 1/4" groove of the two vertical mirror frame pieces, this should be enough to allow for wood movement.
Cabinetry Wood Rectangle Floor Shelf

Brown Rectangle Wood Wood stain Hardwood

Brown Wood Rectangle Wood stain Varnish

Brown Rectangle Wood Wood stain Plank
looking good, she will be peased.
 

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Final pieces, assembly and finish.

Well, about 330 days ago I wrote something about being finished this piece in another 4 weeks. That didn't happen, but in my defence I did get other pieces done in that time, I just kept getting pulled away from this jewelry cabinet.

The work left on this piece was not big, but very finicky and detailed, which is likely why I kept finding it hard to get traction.
I made the three drawers for the bottom section before moving onto the more intricate boxes that sit on the cabinet.

I made the two small boxes (about 3.5" by 4" by 2" inches) from resawn and then thicknessed 1/4" bubinga, with spalted maple lids and face. The joinery for the box is 1/8" and was made using an 1/8" router bit.
Lots of little pieces were carefully lowered onto the router bit and carefully lifted off at the end of the cut.

Brown Wood Rectangle Wood stain Flooring


This is shot of the pieces for one box, you can see most of the joinery here as well as the dovetail recess for the matching "handle" extending from the lift lid (maple).
The lift lid has 1/8" brass rods epoxied into it that will serve as hinges.

Table Wood Rectangle Hardwood Box


This show is of one of the boxes being dry fit. The bottom section is for a small drawer (the opening is 1 and 1/4 inches).

Wood Rectangle Art Facial tissue holder Varnish


Leaving the back of the box open as it will be tight against the larger panels on the main section.

Brown Rectangle Wood Beige Tints and shades


A shot of the lid lifted, to show the small ledge the lid rests on when closed.

Facial tissue holder Rectangle Wood Wood stain Art


Partially assembled (dry), you can really see the joinery here.

Brown Rectangle Wood Flooring Wood stain


The drawers are very simple and small. Handles of bubinga matching the handles from the 3 larger drawers.

Calipers Wood Art Engineering Machine


Gluing up the little drawers was actually a bit of a pain, my clamps all being too large for boxes this small.

The last addition to the cabinet before finishing was the small earring holder sections added just above the boxes. There is a slotted bar for hook style earrings and a ring bar for studs.

Wood Rectangle Wood stain Flooring Hardwood


Here it is, finally finished, with a simple oil/varnish blend, wet sanded at 600.

For more pictures of the completed piece, here's the project page.

Thanks for reading…
 

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#18 ·
Final pieces, assembly and finish.

Well, about 330 days ago I wrote something about being finished this piece in another 4 weeks. That didn't happen, but in my defence I did get other pieces done in that time, I just kept getting pulled away from this jewelry cabinet.

The work left on this piece was not big, but very finicky and detailed, which is likely why I kept finding it hard to get traction.
I made the three drawers for the bottom section before moving onto the more intricate boxes that sit on the cabinet.

I made the two small boxes (about 3.5" by 4" by 2" inches) from resawn and then thicknessed 1/4" bubinga, with spalted maple lids and face. The joinery for the box is 1/8" and was made using an 1/8" router bit.
Lots of little pieces were carefully lowered onto the router bit and carefully lifted off at the end of the cut.

Brown Wood Rectangle Wood stain Flooring


This is shot of the pieces for one box, you can see most of the joinery here as well as the dovetail recess for the matching "handle" extending from the lift lid (maple).
The lift lid has 1/8" brass rods epoxied into it that will serve as hinges.

Table Wood Rectangle Hardwood Box


This show is of one of the boxes being dry fit. The bottom section is for a small drawer (the opening is 1 and 1/4 inches).

Wood Rectangle Art Facial tissue holder Varnish


Leaving the back of the box open as it will be tight against the larger panels on the main section.

Brown Rectangle Wood Beige Tints and shades


A shot of the lid lifted, to show the small ledge the lid rests on when closed.

Facial tissue holder Rectangle Wood Wood stain Art


Partially assembled (dry), you can really see the joinery here.

Brown Rectangle Wood Flooring Wood stain


The drawers are very simple and small. Handles of bubinga matching the handles from the 3 larger drawers.

Calipers Wood Art Engineering Machine


Gluing up the little drawers was actually a bit of a pain, my clamps all being too large for boxes this small.

The last addition to the cabinet before finishing was the small earring holder sections added just above the boxes. There is a slotted bar for hook style earrings and a ring bar for studs.

Wood Rectangle Wood stain Flooring Hardwood


Here it is, finally finished, with a simple oil/varnish blend, wet sanded at 600.

For more pictures of the completed piece, here's the project page.

Thanks for reading…
Very nice jewelry box. Like the style and use of woods. It has a nice balance to it.
 

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