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Queen Anne Basket

Project by Oogie posted 288 days ago 279 views 0 times favorited 6 comments Add to Favorites Watch

Here is a project I finally finished. I started and stopped this one a few times. I got motivated to finish this one when a good friend fell in love with it when she saw the lid half done. The box is 7” across and 4” tall and is based on a patter called “Queen Anne Basket” from the book “Scroll Saw Basket Weave Projects”.


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alanealane

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posted 288 days ago

Wow. Nice job!! OK, time for a tutorial…
...How’d you do that?
...What kind of wood is it?

Keep it up!!!!!!!

-- Lane Custom Guitars and Basses

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isetegija

612 posts in 412 days


posted 288 days ago

Beautiful work and very well done.
Thanks for sharing with us and welcome to Lumberjocks community.

-- My woodwork blog : http://www.isetehtud.pri.ee/blog/

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rodb

137 posts in 299 days


posted 288 days ago

Really well done.
Also how did you do it?
Rod

-- Rod Baltimore Ontario

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dustygirl

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posted 288 days ago

That is an awesome piece of work Oogie.It must have taken forever to get all that detail done.

-- Dustygirl..Hastings,Ontario.. How much wood can 1 gal chuck if 1 gal can't cut wood?

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shimmy

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posted 288 days ago

Beautiful! I have to agree with….how’s it done?

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Oogie

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posted 287 days ago

Thank you all for your kind comments! It is these kind words that make me want to go make another one!

As for the questions on how & what, this project was done on a scroll saw. Currently I have a Ryobi but hope to get a DeWalt this weekend.

The sides of the box are made of ¾” pine and the top, bottom, lid and handle are all made of poplar. The reason for this choice of wood was based on what I could get at Home Depot or Lowes as I have yet to find a source for woods here in central California.

I would like to make another one completely from poplar when I get my new saw. Maybe I will take pictures along the way and create a tutorial from them. What do you think?

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