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Here are a few pics of a jewelery box that I recently made.
It is made of Jarrah and Musk veneer, suede lining and ebony inlay and Paua shell.
All the corners are hand cut mitered dovetails. The top is a beautiful book-matched musk veneer with a ebony string inlay around it. The inside is lined with suede and there is a tray. The eschuchen is a paua shell inlay.
Let me know what you think, thanks alot.
-- Kaleo , http://www.kaleosworkshop.com
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7 comments so far
Obi
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posted 677 days ago
Very nice.
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Don
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posted 677 days ago
Kaleo, this is a great piece. I specialize in small boxes, but believe this is one of the nicest I’ve seen. I appreciate the hand-cut mitered dovetails. I used the same joinery on this box, so appreciate the difficulty involved.
The picture doesn’t show the ‘ebony string inlay around the veneered top. Can you post a closeup of this?
I like your use of color matching suede lining. Where do you get this and the Paua shell inlay?
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MsDebbieP
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posted 677 days ago
what do I think??? It’s beautiful!!
I love the lines in the top as well as inside the lid.
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Dick, & Barb Cain
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posted 677 days ago
Great craftsmanship, & beauty. The grain figure in the wood is spectacular.
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Mark A. DeCou
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posted 674 days ago
Your school is teaching you well. If you can work out the marketing/taxes/expenses/business plan information, I think you will have a great career in woodworking. I hope your school is teaching you about business planning, as it is will be as important, or more so, than learning the craft.
Keep us posted.
Mark
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Chip
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posted 580 days ago
Kaleo, was just shuffling some past projects and this beaut turned up. What an outstanding piece. The way you used the wood and the craftsmanship is just terrific. Hope to see more boxes by you in the future. Thanks a lot for sharing this one.
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mcoyfrog
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posted 120 days ago
Nice box..
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