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Tim,

You're right, the woods you have used are stunning. The proportions are pleasing and the rounded top shows real skill and a keen eye. I would gently suggest that this particular knob, no matter how practical, does not add to the aesthetics of an otherwise very beautiful design. A hinge and tab would be equally practical and less distracting or perhaps an elongated lift that fits more with the rest of such an elegant box might be considered. There really is a lot to like in your work here. I really liked your string boxes and the "Boxes Gone Wild" designs are very intreaging. Thanks for sharing.
 

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Tim,
Really nice combination of woods. Simple is often the best. How did you facet the lid?
Jim
 

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I love tea boxes and this design is certainly a super one. I do think you can use the knob design because of the shape and size of the box. I think smaller tea boxes are well suited to a lift off lid… the bigger the box, the more you need hinges.
Really, really nice…
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Nothing wrong with simple. Nothing at all. I like it.
Roger
 

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Beautiful box. Every box has its own look and this has the look of simplicity. Sometimes simple is best. I love the last pic that shows the ripple of the tiger maple. Very nice.
 

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Beautiful! That grain in that lid really makes the piece!! Thanks for sharing….................Jim
 

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that top is amazing. very nicely done
 

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Very simple but elegant look. very nice.
 

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JR… I just beveled it on the table saw as you would do a door panel then sanded it.
 
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