| Project by CrossGrain (Josh) | posted 607 days ago | 1529 views | 27 times favorited | 6 comments |  |
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I made this quick business card holder for my wife so the cards aren’t just floating around in her purse. Roughly based on card holders by ghazard and junji, this one is made of walnut and curly maple with a toothpick as the hinge-pin. The “lid” stays shut simply by friction. Finished with salad bowl finish as that’s what I had on hand at the time.
-- Josh, Virginia , http://crossgrain.wordpress.com
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Max
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#1 posted 607 days ago
Great project. I really like the hinged lid.
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konaman
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#2 posted 607 days ago
I really like this
Don W
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#3 posted 607 days ago
i like the lid idea. Its different than most.
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#4 posted 605 days ago
Wonderful idea to keep the cards in shape. Love the door to keep themall inside
-- Norman
CrossGrain (Josh)
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#5 posted 605 days ago
Thanks everyone. What kind words!
-- Josh, Virginia , http://crossgrain.wordpress.com
romansfivefive
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#6 posted 602 days ago
Great Idea, I will be borrowing this one for sure. Genius but so simple!
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