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Hello LJ’s, here we have a pair of Shaker style oval boxes, made from Curly Walnut, Cherry, and Spalted Maple. Finish with Danish Oil and Wax with a home brew of bee’s wax and Mineral Oil. These box are the no. 3 size Shaker Oval with a 1/8 th brass rod hinge pin. Interior will be lined with a soft cushion liner for ring and jewelery. Thanks for viewing and have a great week…BC
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Beginningwoodworker
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#1 posted 965 days ago
Nice looking boxes.
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mafe
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#2 posted 965 days ago
So beautiful.
I love the spalted lit.
Best thoughts,
Mads
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#3 posted 965 days ago
very tastefully put together
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Chip
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#4 posted 965 days ago
Beautiful little gems BC. The use of wood is really outstanding. So, which wood is your favorite? ;-) Just teasing. Thanks for posting these special boxes!
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#5 posted 964 days ago
Nice wood selection and boxes. I would really like to see one open to find out how the lid is attached. Do they slide on the pin. I was expecting a lid that slips over a rim, but I see continuous grain on the spalted lid. Beautiful job!
Robert
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#6 posted 964 days ago
Excellent. Such a beautiful combination of woods. Wonderful craftsmanship.
I too would like to see how they open… and how the pin is done. I’ve only done the slip on lid type.
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blackcherry
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#7 posted 964 days ago
Yes Robert the lid just slide open from either side. I first cut the base oval then use two face tape and cut the top using the band saw leaving the top proud of the base. Then I clamp into a vise and spoke shave the top to the base. This leave for a perfect fit to the base oval. The brass pin hole is drill before I remove it from the base, leaving it perfectly center to except the pin. You can sink the pin below the surface and glue a dowel to secure the top but I rather like the flash of the brass pin to show.
Chip I quest my favorite wood is the next project…lol
Mafe…I forgot to add in the description that the spalted top was bookmatch. Thanks for the comment…BC
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#8 posted 964 days ago
Nice. Very nice.
Well, my Man, you are cranking out some fine projects.
Good for you, and keep it up.
Steve
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#9 posted 964 days ago
Way cool super boxes
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#10 posted 964 days ago
Wonderful wood, great job
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#11 posted 964 days ago
Really Nice.
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blackcherry
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#12 posted 964 days ago
OK I add a pic with the lid open , the liner is still not completely finish yet but at less you can see how it opens. Thanks all for your kind comment…BC
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#13 posted 964 days ago
Hey BC… just adore the spalted maple… good job on the boxes..
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#14 posted 964 days ago
Pretty woods, good work on these nice boxes.
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#15 posted 964 days ago
Really nice looking boxes. Perfect choices for wood pairings.
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