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Hello, it seems there is very often bandsaw boxes posted on here. Some are mediocre at best, some are really amazingly good. Hopefully, mine fits somewhere in between there!
This is my first real attempt at a bandsaw box. The body is solid hard maple, and the handles are purpleheart.
This is also my first ever attempt at flocking. It’s pretty fool proof and turned out very well.
The top drawer is a single compartment, and the bottom drawer has 2.
The whole thing is about 11” long, 5” wide, and 5” tall (roughly).
The finish is just simple Danish oil.
Thanks for looking and posting your comments.
Boom
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12 comments so far
Diggerjacks
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#1 posted 1279 days ago
Very very very nice projet and good job
I like a lot
Can you explain how you do that ?
I want to do this but I don’t know the thenic
Thanks for you response
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CharlieM1958
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#2 posted 1279 days ago
Excellent, Boom.
I’m glad to hear the flocking was fairly easy. I’ve been wanting to try it on some of my boxes, but was afraid it would be a messy disaster.
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
ryno101
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#3 posted 1279 days ago
Looks good to me! Oh, and I make a point of adding anyone named “Ryan” to my buddy list… Guys named Ryan who do woodworking need to band together! Consider yourself added…
-- Ryno
RS Woodworks
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#4 posted 1279 days ago
Thanks guys,
Diggerjack, I don’t think here is the place to describe the technique used to make this box. There are plenty of books and on-line articles that will help you out with that.
Charlie, the flocking really was very easy, just follow the directions exactly and tape off anywhere you don’t want the adhesive to be.
Ryan, you bet!
Boom
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degoose
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#5 posted 1279 days ago
Nice first attempt..fine variation on a classic Lois Ventura Design,
I have made several of these and have several more on the go.. quite addictive…
Diggerjack, as to how… here is a blog I wrote a while back
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ellen35
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#6 posted 1279 days ago
beautiful first box… may there be many more to come!
Ellen
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peruturner
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#7 posted 1279 days ago
Bravo next year will start to make some of those too,(kind of tired of my turn boxes,lol) very well done my friend
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mlovette
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#8 posted 1279 days ago
Looks great! I have been thinking about trying to make one of these myself.
-- Mike - Woodworking rookie from NC
clieb91
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#9 posted 1279 days ago
Looks real good to me. I can only hope my first one will turn out as well, still getting used to the bandsaw for now.
CtL
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a1Jim
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#10 posted 1279 days ago
Super band saw box
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griff
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#11 posted 1279 days ago
Looks great, My first and only attempt I burned, total failure.
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Ken90712
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#12 posted 1097 days ago
First huh? Looks good to me.
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