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Elgin Keepsake Box in Jatoba & Leopardwood
February 25, 2009

Named Elgin for Elgin, Illinois, this keepsake box is made from Jatoba and Leopardwood with Ebony and Purpleheart inserts. It is 10” wide by 8” deep by 4 1/2” tall.…
Dragon box
February 25, 2009

This little guy is mad of bass wood. He was made to hold stamps. The little top was that hardest, but it fits fine.
Cocobolo Photo Frame Keepsake Box
February 25, 2009

Arched-top, dovetailed keepsake box by John W. Nixon. This unique arched-top keepsake box is an eye catching item with a unique feature on the inside - a place to frame…
Swirl Box
February 25, 2009

This box is made of mahogany. I turned it until it was about 3/4 of an inch thick on the walls and then I carved the rest. This was my…
Snail Box
February 25, 2009

Carved bass wood. He measures 3 inches by 2. Perfect for earrings, bracelet or other tiny things.
Deco Box (Kerf-bent corners)
February 25, 2009

This is my own design that incorporates kerf-bending to form the corners of the box. This means the four sides of the box are formed by bending one continuous piece…
book case
February 25, 2009

Some projects I made
Bocote and Canarywood Box
February 25, 2009

A simple box joint box but the combination of bocote and canarywood make for a very nice box. 3-1/2" height x 6-3/8" width x 5-1/2" front to back
Decorative Box
February 25, 2009

The inlay is Lake Upper Kaubashine in Wisconsin. Wood is Cherry with Padouk accents. Basic box from Fine Woodworking- Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Doug...
P&V’s Wedding Box
February 25, 2009

I made this box as a wedding present for friends. I did initial thicknessing of stock with machines and the rest of the work with hand tools. The dovetails are…

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