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Dominic Vanacora
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posted 701 days ago
Another one to add to my Favorite’s list. My wife’s recipes are in an ugly plastic draw that is no longer in a cabinet. This wood make a great after Christmas gift or surprise. I can’t do dove tails yet but a box joint would look nice. I also like the lite colored wood. It wood look great on her shelf. Nice project nicer workmenship.
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gbvinc
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posted 701 days ago
Thanks Dominic!
mrtrim
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posted 701 days ago
great project gb. you did a nice job on the curved sides as well . well done my friend ! happy holidays
gbvinc
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posted 701 days ago
Thanks mrtrim and a Merry Christmas to you too!
CharlieM1958
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posted 701 days ago
Great!
How did you do the curvy lid? Standing on end in the bandsaw?
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Karson
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posted 701 days ago
Great recipie box. A nice job. Also interested in the lid cut.
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gbvinc
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posted 701 days ago
CharlieM1958 & Karson: For this recipe box, unlike the smaller one , I had to cut the sides on the bandsaw prior to assembly, since it is too long for my 14” bandsaw to handle. For the smaller boxes I stand them on end and cut the curve after assembly.
miles125
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posted 701 days ago
I’d say thats just a fine box…great job
-- miles125, Alabama.."Architecture is frozen music""
TomFran
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posted 701 days ago
Super job on the recipe box!
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dennis mitchell
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posted 701 days ago
A cook is going to love that one.
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Betsy
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posted 701 days ago
It looks good. A double wide – that caught my attention! What type of hinge did you use?
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gbvinc
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posted 701 days ago
Betsy: The hinges are Brusso ST-12 Pivot hinges.
(Like the ones on the bottom.)
I separated the two halves as shown in the picture, drilled through the little pivot post, and filed down smooth.
The single hole (Bottom of strip) becomes the pivot point on the side of the box when the screw is left slightly loose. The two holes on the other end of the strip are attached with screws to the lid to prevent pivoting.
snowdog
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posted 700 days ago
That’s funny “a double wide”
Very nice.
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Peter O
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posted 700 days ago
Cool! Someone must have a lot of recipe cards! I really like the roundover on the dovetail – my eye kept coming back to it.
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trifern
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posted 481 days ago
Nice looking recipe box.
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