| Project by Jesse.R | posted 1317 days ago | 1271 views | 3 times favorited | 8 comments |  |
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my mother asked me to make this flag box for a friend of hers who recently passed. i never had the honor of knowing the man so i dont have any stories to go with it. im just glad to have gotten it done before christmas. the wood is all cherry with cherry stain to darken the tone. all the joints save the top are reinforced with dowels. she didnt ask for anything fancy she was just expecting a triangle so i thought itd be nice to add the carving.
-- jesse
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deeman
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#1 posted 1317 days ago
I like it. Great job.
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#2 posted 1317 days ago
Cherry is a hard wood to do lettering. You did a beautiful job. I know it will be appreciated. All our WWII vets are heros in my eyes. They did amazing things for us and our country.
-- Rod ~ There's never enough time to finish a project, but there's always time to start another one.
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#3 posted 1317 days ago
Very nice. The lettering is a nice touch!
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#4 posted 1316 days ago
You did a great job.
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#5 posted 1316 days ago
Nice work! Always important to recognize honorable Americans who preserved the freedom we enjoy and seldom think about. That freedom enables such wonderful things. When you offer the box to your mother’s friend you might consider acknowledging that the honored Sailor made it all possible through his own sacrifice. Thanks for sharing.
CDR Maxwell, USN
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#6 posted 1314 days ago
Nice job.
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Jim
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#7 posted 1310 days ago
beautiful job
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#8 posted 1215 days ago
first off i would like to say that that is an amazing display case. i am actually trying to make one myself for my father do you have any hints or tips to make this task easier? and what degree were the angles if you dont mind me asking? thanks and once again what a great case.
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