Through Dovetailed Small Pine Box

I like it, what tool did you use to chamfer the edges?

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I used a sharp (scary sharp) chisel. Just sat on the couch and carved away one night.

This box was inspired by a box that an Inner Passage student completed.

The lid was my first attempt at edgejoining a thin piece. Couple passes with a good ole No 5 for a quick sprung joint, and two clamps. It turned out so well, IMO :).

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great design! I really like how “soft” it looks.

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Very well done.
Thanks for sharing with us.

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That’s a good looking box: the joinery’s nice and tight; the shape is interesting; and, it looks like something one would want to touch. Great job.

Cheers,
Gary

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A very nice box. Good job.

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We see lots of boxes here…but there’s something very likable about this one…the curve in the top…the pull..quite special.

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Wonderful box. What finish did you use?

Woodsong

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The finish is minimal. Just a couple coats of schellac.

Thanks for looking.

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ditto the above… looks like its begging to be opened, and touched.

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