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I made this Jewelry box for my wife not long after we got married. Had a little fun with the band saw and sander to make this. It sure is not your typical box. I wanted to go for a simple look and one that was able to fit on top of the dresser.
The only thing is, now i have to make an entertainment center for her soon.
Hope you enjoy.
-- Measure once, then twice and cut only after you made sure your good. John Paul
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8 comments so far
scrappy
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#1 posted 1005 days ago
Nice looking box. I like the swing lid design.
Keep it up.
Scrappy
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Ken90712
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#2 posted 1005 days ago
Nice gift for her, Now its time to mess with some funky wood and surprise her. Keep it up!
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
cdbridge39
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#3 posted 1005 days ago
nice jewelry box, like the swing lids too.
-- If it ain't broke don't fix it, if you fix it make it better than it has to be.
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#4 posted 1005 days ago
Sweet, nice job
-- Wood and Glass they kick (well you know) Have a great day - Dug
clieb91
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#5 posted 1004 days ago
Very cool box. Also like the dual swinging lids.
CtL
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Kathy
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#6 posted 1004 days ago
I love these boxes and especially the swivel lids. I have been looking in catalogs for this kind of hinge but can’t seem to find them.. What are they called?
Thank you!!
-- curious woodworker
JPWHIT
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#7 posted 1004 days ago
The hinge is very simple. I just drilled a small diameter hole, put a plastic washer between the lid and box then just nailed in a brass pin. I left it a little bit loose so that it would swing easily. The Pin shaft was a thin diameter and the head was a little bit bigger so that it would not pull through. Hope this gives some insight on how I did this.
-- Measure once, then twice and cut only after you made sure your good. John Paul
Swarf
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#8 posted 1004 days ago
Those swinging lids are really cool, thanks for sharing your technique.
-- Terry T, South Georgia
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