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Old 08-12-2008, 03:53 PM   #1
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Last Christmas a fellow NC Woodworker showed me how to make a few boxes for presents. Now I've decided to try on my own from start to finish.

I'm hoping my "instructor" will agree. Not too shabby for the first box all on my own.

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Old 08-12-2008, 04:01 PM   #2
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Looks fantastic to me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Nice job, I'll bet that will one of many. Boxes are fun and there is no heavy lifting involved.

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Awesome box. I like making small things. I think you did a great job especially for your first one!!!
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Beautiful job !! I sure would like to learn how to do that
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Great job, Jim! I want to start making some small boxes myself... I think your teacher will be proud.
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Looks great Jim! I have yet to try a box. Yours looks teriffic!
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Jim not too shabby at all, looks like Tom taught you well. I like your corner details. I've been squintin' at the pics trying to figure out what you did. It looks a little like a rabbet joint but it also looks like you inlayed a corner post in there. What didcha do
Great job, what kind of wood...ERC and Oak???

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Dave,

You're right. Just a rabbet joint, but with an inlay for the corners.

Corners are Cherry which I selected because they will darken. Box is Red Oak with an ERC top.

Also, a deep thanks for helping out on my son's drainage problem.

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Great looking box Jim!
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Absolutely beautiful!!
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Really nice
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Very nice.
I like the way you did the corners
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Good job.
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Excellent effort! Is the lining flocked or adhesive backed felt?
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