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“fun to do” makes it sounds so simplistic. This is beautiful and an example of skill!!!

I wish I could make a box like this.

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Tony another one up to your exceptional standards. What’s the wood? Red Cedar?

-- CanuckDon "I just love small wooden boxes!" http://www.canterburybaptist.org/

Magnets! Another fine project Tony.

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Thank you for the kind words, Don yes it is Australian Red Cedar = great to work with!

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beautiful, looks aboriginal, ceremonial or something like that, very cool. jockmike2

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I get it. I don’t “see” it, but I like it.

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band saw boxes are getting pretty popular around my area…more being shown at wood craft fairs…great job….and shows great talent

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As usual, Tony, super NICE COOL projects!

When you say the lid uses magnets… I guess there is a rare earth magnet on both piece so when they come together, it’s a good connection?

I like your cover hand carving too… COOL!

Thank you…

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Joe, thank you for your comment.

My preference is to use magnets in both sections to be connected, the alternative is to implant metal ~ for mine I try and minimise the amount of non wood products, allow the wood to speak for itself! (Does that make sense?)

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Tony, this is amazing work. The detail is really great.

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NICE.

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