Mahogany & Spalted Maple Jewelry Box

The top looks like it is bookmatched spalted maple. But I don’t see a seam in the inside. How thick is the maple.

Great looking box. A nice job.

-- Karson Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com

Nice job! Those hinges came out real well. Great box.

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Great job!

Thanks for the post

Callum

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Really nice box – the round-over at the top just sets it off nicely.

Very nice work

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Karson, You are right about the seam not being visible on the bottom. The top shows a more even bookmatch but you can see the seam. I had a hard time deciding which side to put up because of this. I finally went with the more even look, and to answer your other question. I resawed the panel into 3/8 ’s thick slices. Thanks for all the kind remarks everyone.

-- Jed,Ala,jmwoodworks057.com

Looking Good! I like those Soss hinges. What finish did you use?

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great looking box. thx for the post.

Another great little box! How do you like those hinges?

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Blake, These hinges are awesome, I LOVE ‘EM . These particular hinges are about $16 & change and I think they are worth every penny. I do like brusso but not enough to pay $27 bucks a pair unless its a very special project. The soss ones are of good enough quaulity to go on any project though. Thanks for the kind words.

-- Jed,Ala,jmwoodworks057.com