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This small juwellery box I mad from a cutoff from the legs of my ””Massiv oak table:http://lumberjocks.com/projects/47019” .I found that the pieces are to interesting to throw away. The inside, the small legs and the top inlay i cut out of the ready glued block with my woodrat and a long spiral bit. Then I installed wooden hinges. On the inside I glued instead of velvet, italian fabric wallpaper.The inlay at the top is an agate. The oak i finished with my homemade wax.
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thejosh
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#1 posted 730 days ago
Wow, this is purely neat! I love that it is made from scrap. I make all my boxes from scrap, too. Those wooden hinges are sweet. I need to try me some of those. I love the agate in the lid! Nice work, Pasta.
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Bluepine38
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#2 posted 730 days ago
Excellent use of the leftovers, I like the wooden hinges and the inset of the agate. Inspiration is found
in different places, but the artist always seems to know where to look. Thank you for sharing.
-- As ever, Gus-the 74 yr young apprentice carpenter
patron
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#3 posted 730 days ago
unique for sure
love the hinges
and the agate
i guess if you waxed it
already
you aren’t going to sand the agate ?
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BritBoxmaker
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#4 posted 730 days ago
Beauty from scrap. Like the hinges as well. Good post, thanks.
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mafe
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#5 posted 729 days ago
Wonderful box.
Recycle is doubble joy.
Yes and I also like those hinges they suit the box.
Best thoughts,
MaFe
-- Mad F, the fanatical rhykenologist and vintage architect. Democraticwoodworking.
christopheralan
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#6 posted 729 days ago
Very nice! Great use of scraps!
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