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Just a small Keepsake Box I built with some of the Cedar wood I have stockpiled. I wanted to add a little feature to give it some character, so I gave it a raised panel lid… I finished it off with Boiled Linseed Oil…
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cwdance1
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#1 posted 689 days ago
I really like the look of the cedar, great job.
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#2 posted 689 days ago
I like the design and the wood. Looks good.
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#3 posted 689 days ago
Well done!
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#4 posted 688 days ago
That cedar looks great, but I don’t get how this is a “raised” panel. Looks like just a flat panel top to me.
A raised panel generally has some sort of raised element to it, like this:
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WoodJediNTraining
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#5 posted 688 days ago
Ryan,
The raised panel is hard to see in the picture, there is a 15 degree raise in it…I will take a better picture of the top to show it
I hope these photos help show better…thank you for the comments
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#6 posted 688 days ago
Ah! Now I see it. Good work. I couldn’t see the raised aspect at all in the first pics. Maybe it’s my eyes.
But thanks for clarifying. I love the cedar.
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