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JoshuaJCox
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#1 posted 193 days ago
Well done! Looks a heck of a lot better than my first box(es).
Monte Pittman
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#2 posted 193 days ago
That happens. Get started and wind up making more than you planned. Good job.
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sharad
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#3 posted 193 days ago
Amazing boxes. How have you made them? There are no joints seen anywhere.
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#4 posted 192 days ago
I like these a lot!! real cool!!
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#5 posted 191 days ago
Very nice, great job!!
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#6 posted 191 days ago
Those do look nice are those basically a bandsaw box? How do you get the lip on the lid?
Jay Nolet
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#7 posted 191 days ago
Sharad, to answer your question – I had a piece of oak as thick as the inside of the box is high. I then ripped a piece as wide as the box, then ripped a piece the thickness of the top and bottom. Then rip a thin piece for inner lid. This allowed the grain to the bottom and top match the body. Finish sanding was done with the top and bottom in place.
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Jay Nolet
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#8 posted 191 days ago
Djayhawk, no band saw here. After cutting the body of the box to rough size, I marked the top the size and shape of the inside. Drilled thru top to bottom. Then got out the coping saw. Finished the inside with one of them sandy things you put on the drill press. Put the top down on the thin piece (see above) and marked it with an exacto knife. Cut and sanded to the line. Then glued it to the top. I put the top on and sanded it while in place. Ta-da! Or something like that.
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