Contest: Build Outside the Box- Page 25 of 37 - FineWoodworking

Keepsake Box
February 28, 2009

Walnut box with maple keys. The lid is curly maple with an inlaid copper disc and a wlanut pull.
Spicy Box
February 28, 2009

This was my introduction to string and berry inlay. Unlike traditionalists, I choose to use yellowheart and bloodwood as berry material and think the contrast is quite nice. The walnut…
Bob’s Boxes
February 27, 2009

Portable Fly Tying materials and tool box.
Elephants
February 27, 2009

This engagement ring box is made from a solid block of walnut. It is covered on all sides with marquetry which I made using a craft knife. The background veneer is walnut…
Zebrawood & Bubinga box
February 27, 2009

Another version of the box from Wood magazine (I'm not sure which issue) Big learning curve with this project!
CIGAR HUMIDOR
February 27, 2009

The humidor is made of solid walnut with a weave inlay on top and polished lacquer finish lined with 1/4" seasond spanish cedar and movable partition. It has solid brass…
Kid’s treasure box
February 27, 2009

Koa top, maple box. Bas relief carving done on lunch hours at a local art store lobby. Tough and rough storage for action figures. Just like the 5 y.o. boy…
Anniversary Box and Atzec Box
February 27, 2009

Karins box is made from Bubinga, Ebony, Lacewood, Zebrawood. Top inlay was made from the handle of a 30 year old 50cent Scrub brush. I found it in my garage behind the workbench...
Jewelry Armoire
February 27, 2009

14" high overall. Bent laminated doors with Rosewood lipping and integrated pulls. Four drawers with handcut dovetails and felt-covered bottoms of Cedar of Lebanon for anbspdelightful...
Thinking outside the box
February 27, 2009

Who would have imagine that the world inside the box would be replaced by flat screens. I never meant for these to be nostalgia... Oh well.

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