| Project by unrested001 | posted 235 days ago | 557 views | 2 times favorited | 6 comments |  |
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I have some purple heart sitting around waiting to be put to work around the shop. I chose to make this maple box to show off the beautiful purple color of this wood. I’m a bit behind on my posting, this box was finished in mid August 2012. It was quickly filled with jewelry somehow even before I could snap some pics!
-- I make lots of dust, everything else is just a byproduct of the dust making process!...Frank,NJ
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gfadvm
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#1 posted 235 days ago
Nice job on the construction of this one. The way you routed out for the lid still baffles me (and I have watched Andy’s blog repeatedly).
-- " I'll try to be nicer, if you'll try to be smarter" gfadvm
GenerationWW
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#2 posted 235 days ago
Excellent box, you do very nice work! Looking forward to seeing more
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Arlin Eastman
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#3 posted 235 days ago
I love the gentle curves and the inlay in the top. Looks great.
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cwdance1
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#4 posted 234 days ago
Be very careful building these boxes as they quickly become addicting.
Great job
Woodchuck4
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#5 posted 232 days ago
The box turned out REALLY good. I agree with Arlin, the inlay in the top really caught my eye. Great job.
-- Nathan, Fort Worth TX
unrested001
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#6 posted 224 days ago
Thanks all! @ Cwdance1….Too late already on the 12 step box addict program. @gfadvm I’ll try to remember to shoot a few pics of the routing process for future reference.
-- I make lots of dust, everything else is just a byproduct of the dust making process!...Frank,NJ
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