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perfume holder

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perfume holder tray cherry

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This was the second project I started and the first that I finished. I’m relatively happy with how it turned out, but I learned a few things.
1) using a hole saw without a drill press is probably not a great idea.
2) cutting joints that interset at more than one angle is a challenge
3) giving the result to your wife is a good idea because she can look past the imperfections to see the thought behind it.

Anyway, my wife likes a perfume called curve. They’ve started making a few new varieties so I’ve bought a few of them over the years. She ended up with bottles all over the place along with other small items the cats enjoyed knocking off the dresser. This seems to help solve the problem. It has 4 holes to hold all her bottle with a little room left in the tray to store knick-knacks.

The wood is cherry and the bottom is 1/4 inch cherry ply. Hope you guys like it.


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dmann

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posted 53 days ago

That’s a great idea, looks like it turned out well too.

—Dave

-- David / Durham, NC

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GaryK

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posted 53 days ago

Pretty cool! I like the compound angles.

-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.

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sharad

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posted 53 days ago

Your design has solved a common problem. The multiple angles are done well. I liked it.
Sharad

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Scott Bryan

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posted 52 days ago

This is a nice project that not only looks good but was designed to be functional as well. You did a good job with the construction and the finish. Cherry is a gorgeous wood but it can be a challenge to finish.

You did well on this.

Thanks for the post.

-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.

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jjohn

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posted 52 days ago

well done. Those compound angles are not an easy thing to get right. Cut them twice and they are still to short. LOL

-- JJohn

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