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I owe this project to a fellow woodturner who gave a talk at our club on putting lids on jars..Thanks Jim
What you do is go to the local thrift shops and buy for under $5 (thats what I paid). Again I used scrap pieces that we all have saved for just such projects. Of course they do not have to be as elaborate as these. They can be simple shapes. I put the shavings I made and added them to the jars (this is optional,depending on what the spouse has to say) These are a great gift giver. You could fill the jar with whatever: cash, candy, marbles, your teeth.
From the left: Coco-Bolo and satinwood, Angico and Satinwood, Lignum-vitae, Mulberry, and Purpleheart.
What you do is go to the local thrift shops and buy for under $5 (thats what I paid). Again I used scrap pieces that we all have saved for just such projects. Of course they do not have to be as elaborate as these. They can be simple shapes. I put the shavings I made and added them to the jars (this is optional,depending on what the spouse has to say) These are a great gift giver. You could fill the jar with whatever: cash, candy, marbles, your teeth.
From the left: Coco-Bolo and satinwood, Angico and Satinwood, Lignum-vitae, Mulberry, and Purpleheart.