Three Drawer Box

Very nice design & craftsmanship. Whatever the wood is, it certainly is pretty & love that secret draw. Well done.

Nifty

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Thats pretty cool. I have been playing with a few quick bandsaw boxes, I like the secret drawer idea. The wood does have a great color to it.

CtL

-- Chris L. "Don't Dream it, Be it."

Nice piece and a very interesting design.

I recently picked up a bigger bandsaw and now I am thinking it is time to make a box.

-- Brian, Lebanon PA, If you aren’t having fun doing it, find something else to do.

totally coolsville nice design and build

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Neat design. Especially the secret drawer. I thought about trying one of those.

-- Tim, Missouri ....Inside every older person is a younger person wondering what the heck happened

Very cool bandsaw box. I like your free form design.

Did you make the handles (turn them), or purchase them?

Did the back crack on you after you cut it off? It appears that there was a stress fracture or something back there that doesn’t seem to go through the main body of the box?

I’d say you did this hunk of wood proud.

-- Jonathan, Denver, CO "Constructive criticism is welcome and valued as it gives me new perspectives and helps me to advance as a woodworker."

Hello FloridaArt

A neat bandsaw box

I like the concept of the secret drawer on the left and not on the bottom
A good idea
Thanks for sharing

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Art hi,

Well done, great to see your original work posted here!

I like to see secret drawers / compartments, there are a number of variations available – go on and stir up your creative skills – it is very rewarding!

Tony Ward

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Jonathan—Good eye! Yes, the back piece cracked about a day after I glued it back on. That was the first time that happened to me. I filled the crack and put it aside. The next day, the crack was wider and needed to be filled more. Worse, I noticed a second, smaller crack, which also needed filling. I used a dark wood filler.

The knobs are little wooden balls from the craft store. These are probably intended to be used as beads since they have a hole all the way through. I used light wood filler on one side of the ball, and a 3/16th drill on the other. Then I drill the drawer fronts with the same drill, and connect the knobs to the drawer fronts with 3/16th dowels and glue.

-- Art | Bradenton, Florida