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Red Oak Black Walnut Jewelry Box

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Project by Michael posted 502 days ago 1220 views 0 times favorited 9 comments Add to Favorites Watch

This was only my second Jewelry box. I made it out of some leftover wood from the bookcase on my projects list. I used a spline jig to put the walnut splines in on the table saw. It was topped off with a coat of tung oil and a few coats of wipe on poly.

-- "A woodworking project is either a masterpiece or a POS" Dr. Lang




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will delaney

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#1 posted 502 days ago

Very nice! The Red Oak and Black Walnut work very nice on this box.

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KirkSawdustmaker

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#2 posted 502 days ago

Is the lid hinged, or is it set in place with a rabbet? It’s beautiful.

Kirk

-- Have saw, Will travel

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#3 posted 502 days ago

Very nice box I like the wood combination.

-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/

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#4 posted 502 days ago

Nice spline work!

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3Gwoodguy

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#5 posted 502 days ago

really nice! How did you shape the top?

-- "The beatings will continue until moral improves" -- Bart Ridings, Illinois

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Michael

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#6 posted 499 days ago

The lid does have a about a 3/16 rabbit that keeps it in place. No hinges it just pulls off.

The way I shaped the top is that I made a jig for the tablesaw that holds the lid vertical and moved the blade to about a 15 degrees and just used a wooden handscrew to keep it in place. Here is an example: http://www.thisiscarpentry.com/2011/03/18/raised-panel-table-saw-jig/

Anyone that uses this configuration should take care to clamp the piece down

-- "A woodworking project is either a masterpiece or a POS" Dr. Lang

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#7 posted 499 days ago

Thanks. this is helpful.

-- "The beatings will continue until moral improves" -- Bart Ridings, Illinois

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superstretch

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#8 posted 498 days ago

Nice job.. that’s a tough wood combo to pull off and you did it well. I think the sapwood tied it together nicely.

-- Dan, Rochester, NY

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Michael

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#9 posted 498 days ago

Thanks for all the comments. I’ve been surprised at the amount that I’ve gotten on this project

-- "A woodworking project is either a masterpiece or a POS" Dr. Lang

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