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Hi, this is my first project at Lumberjocks and I want to introduce myself. My name is Fabian, I’m from Germany.
I have a very small shop, it’s only a table with some benchtop tools. So I make little things like small boxes, some scroll saw work, candle holders etc
Today I would like to show you this little bandsaw box made of yew wood.
The wood comes from a discarded yew root, which I found on the roadside.
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joein10asee
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#1 posted 109 days ago
Yew couldn’t…
Yew didn’t…
Yew DID!
Beautiful little box!
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RandyMorter
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#2 posted 109 days ago
Nice job! Welcome to LJ.
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JJones98042
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#3 posted 109 days ago
VERY nicely done! Welcome to Lumberjocks! :)
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Rickterscale
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#4 posted 109 days ago
Nice use of found wood. Good work!
JoeinDE
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#5 posted 109 days ago
Nice Job. Welcome to the club.
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#6 posted 109 days ago
Welcome to LJ’s, a forum without international borders,
Nice work with your Yew stump, particularly as your workshop is so small, well done!
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Fabian
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#7 posted 109 days ago
Thanks for the nice comments
Surfside
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#8 posted 108 days ago
Pretty pleased with that gorgeous band saw box! You certainly outdid yourself! Keep it up!
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#9 posted 108 days ago
That is really great. Good work.
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HillbillyShooter
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#10 posted 108 days ago
Very nicely done.
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#11 posted 108 days ago
Cool wood,cool box. Great job!
gfadvm
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#12 posted 108 days ago
A very nice design, some absolutely amazing wood, skillful sawing, and a flawless finish!That salvaged stump was ugly when you rescued it but you found its inner beauty. Great job.
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Hawaiilad
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#13 posted 108 days ago
Nice use of that pretty chunk of wood…Welcome to the Forum
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#14 posted 108 days ago
Like the grain on the wood and finish, turned out a gorgeous box from salvaged wood. Great job!
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rodman40
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#15 posted 88 days ago
Great job on the box Fabian. Rod
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