| Project by grizzman | posted 64 days ago | 436 views | 0 times favorited | 7 comments |  |
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this is a simple box i made for my mothers birthday this year…i made it with soft maple and walnut, with cedar accents and the handles are made of dogwood…ive found that dogwood is a beautiful white and very dense hardwood..ive got some here and milled it on my table saw, i sealed the wood with deft water based sealer, and sanded it down to a 400 grit…im enjoying making some of these small projects, and will start on some toys soon, since the holidays are approaching…thanks for viewing my project.
-- The Grizzone
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ellen35
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posted 64 days ago
Grizz,
I love the lines on this box!
I espcially love the top and handle.
I’m sure your mother will love it.
Ellen
-- Ellen on Cape Cod
reggiek
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posted 64 days ago
Nice box Grizz…I like the wood finish…very shiny. The inlay piece and handle make it very original….It looks almost like a bandsaw box…but not from the same wood block….I like it….and I bet you Mother loved or will love it.
-- Woodworking.....My small slice of heaven!
CharlieM1958
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posted 64 days ago
Pretty cool looking box, Grizz!
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
SCOTSMAN
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posted 64 days ago
I enjoy tea and a lot of thought has gone into this nice project, and it has proven to be very worthwhile indeed .So , nicely done, and very functional too anyone for tea mother.Alistair
-- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease
degoose
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posted 64 days ago
Functional and aesthetically pleasing.
You have hidden depths.
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Loucarb
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posted 64 days ago
Great looking box.
a1Jim
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posted 63 days ago
Unique box well done
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon