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This simple, yet elegant box takes a minimum of materials, but because there is such a little amount of surface area to be joined, precision is required.
Each side was built up on it’s own using a jig to hold everything square and tight, then once dry, it was glued together. No miters, just a butt joint.
It’s made from Cherry and Walnut.





























7 comments so far
lew
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posted 295 days ago
Gorgeous!!
woodworm
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This is really beautiful. Not only we listen the sound of music, we can see the performer live!
Great job, Rareddy!
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ND2ELK
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posted 295 days ago
Very nicely done. Did you do the glass work? I used to use a lot of sand blasted wildlife scenes in my gun cabinets (Some are posted on my sight). Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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SteveKorz
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posted 295 days ago
I really like the design..very creative!
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rareddy
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posted 295 days ago
I’m afraid I can’t take credit for the glass work, but found a nice source online (don’t know if I still have the link) for those little panels. They are beveled, and the design is relieved into the glass.
spike
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posted 294 days ago
gorgeous work – i like the contrast in the woods.
very nice.
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motthunter
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posted 294 days ago
really nice
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