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sedcokid
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#1 posted 240 days ago
Nice box! Like the Maple leaf….. Not to impressed with the Birch however.
Thanks for sharing
-- Chuck Emery, Michigan,
shipwright
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#2 posted 240 days ago
Gotta love the Maple leaf.
Did you get that one from google images?
It looks exactly like one I have used that I found there… a great source for images.
I like the box. Nice and clean and simple, it lets the leaf be the focus of attention.
-- Paul M ..............If God wanted us to have fiberglass boats he would have given us fiberglass trees. http://prmdesigns.com/
TomTinkerSum
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#3 posted 240 days ago
Thanks for sharing the technique about making the lid pop out and still keeping same grain pattern. Nice job on the lid.
-- If a woodchuck could chuck wood, he's probably not a Lumberjock --
workerinwood
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#4 posted 239 days ago
Great job!!
-- Jack, Albuquerque
HorizontalMike
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#5 posted 239 days ago
I love the way you re-sawed the Oak and then matched up the leaf an lid to make it look almost translucent!
-- HorizontalMike -- "Woodpeckers understand..."
Mark
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#6 posted 239 days ago
love the maple leaf. a nice canadian maple leaf at that. beautiful. take a look at the box I posted last week. I carved a maple leaf in the lid. very beautiful. http://lumberjocks.com/projects/71397
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TechRedneck
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#7 posted 239 days ago
Nice grain match, I like the box.
-- Mike.... West Virginia. "Man is a tool using animal. Without tools he is nothing, with tools he is all.". T Carlyle
rance
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#8 posted 239 days ago
I love this technique and how the grain carries through the leaf. Favorited! And to think I almost passed this by from the title.
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Arlin Eastman
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#9 posted 239 days ago
I love how you keep the grain of the wood going with the leaf. Well done
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don1960
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#10 posted 239 days ago
That is a really cool idea. Never saw anything like it. Nice work.
-- -- Don from PA
gfadvm
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#11 posted 239 days ago
Very innovative how you carried the grain through the maple leaf. Great job!
-- " I'll try to be nicer, if you'll try to be smarter" gfadvm
JohnnyStrawberry
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#12 posted 239 days ago
I’m with Rance, ingenious technique.
First I thought it was routed but it’s way easier and much less messy.
I don’t really care for boxes but I do like yours with its simple and natural elegance. Thanks for posting.
-- What are those few hours of mine compared to those decades Mother Nature has put in it!
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