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I always wanted to try my hand at making a band saw box and today I did using some Cypress with worm holes in it.
I have been inspired to make a band saw box by all the people that have posted their band saw boxes here on Lumberjocks.com. Thank you all for the inspiration!
All I have to do now is decide what finish I want on it. Danish oil might be nice!
-- Tony C , My high school shop teacher said "You can do it"... Now I can't stop!
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MasterSergeant
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#1 posted 499 days ago
I vote Danish;-D
be very careful, band-saw boxes are very addictive! this is a nice one, congratulations.
-- Kelly, woodworker under construction
doncutlip
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#2 posted 499 days ago
Looks good
-- Don, Royersford, PA
gfadvm
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#3 posted 499 days ago
Nice job and some beautiful cypress. I would love to have some of that. We have big bald cypress trees here but I have never seen a dead one and they never blow down in our storms (but I’m waiting).
-- " I'll try to be nicer, if you'll try to be smarter" gfadvm
clieb91
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#4 posted 499 days ago
Cool looking box. Like the wood and shape of it.
CtL
-- Chris L. "Don't Dream it, Be it."
redryder
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#5 posted 499 days ago
Looks great even with no finish….............
-- mike...............
cplant
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#6 posted 498 days ago
Great lookin box….welcome to your new addiction :)
-- "...if america is any indication, i was born into one great big vacation...." RMB
SawTooth1953
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#7 posted 498 days ago
Nice cutting… post pics when it has its finish coat. I think Danish oil would be a good choice.
-- Spence in Skokie, IL
Camel_Jockey
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#8 posted 498 days ago
This is very interesting and nice.
-- Be gentle I am only new to the game
TonyWard
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#9 posted 498 days ago
A good start, any more in the pipe line?
-- Bandsawn Box Plans available at ~ http://www.tonyward.org
woodshaver
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#10 posted 498 days ago
Thank you for all the nice comments!
Tony,
I went to your web site and looked around! WOW! you are a true craftsman! And thanks for all the nice “hint’s”. I have some plain Western Red Cedar in my shop and I’ll be using that for my next box when I find the time!
About the Cypress wood I used for this box,
When I first saw that sick looking hunk of stump that I made this box from I would never have thought this nice grain wood would emerge from it. I was planning on this being a throw away piece. NOT…!
What’s funny is now I keep thinking about all that dry firewood I burned up over the years when I was younger and now don’t have access to anymore. I’ll bet I burned up some nice treasures!
I feel I have learned that it’s project that determines the way you perceive the wood you will use for your project.
Tony C
-- Tony C , My high school shop teacher said "You can do it"... Now I can't stop!
yeoldepirate1
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#11 posted 497 days ago
Nice, ye old sea capn’! But how did ye do it? -curious
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woodshaver
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#12 posted 497 days ago
yeoldepirate1
Do I really look like an old sea captain?
I did it with a yo ho ho and a band saw!
Seamore here !
http://youtu.be/WE6mvFfdzms
-- Tony C , My high school shop teacher said "You can do it"... Now I can't stop!
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