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A box for a fisherman stuck at his desk
February 25, 2009

It's that trout you know is out there - the creel buster. The piece is about 12" wide
A rustic reliquary for several pebbles from Walden Pond
February 25, 2009

You know those shiny stones and bits of stuff you bring home from vacation can't remember where you got them a week later? Well I know where my pebbles from Walden are. The box…
Cubbies for games & toys
February 25, 2009

I thought it would be appropriate to share my first set of inside furniture and, while not as delicate as other box entries, it is a study in boxes to…
Curved box
February 25, 2009

A small box, 18" x 6" x 6",made of Brazilian pau ferro. It is joined with hand cut compound angle through dovetails, and finished with acid-catalyzed lacquer. I built it…
Walnut Box
February 25, 2009

Box made of walnut with keys of birch. Inside it's birch. The finish is one layer of BLO and then I had my first etempt to do french polishing. At…
My first jewelry box
February 25, 2009

This is my first attempt at a jewelry box. I followed a plan from Wood magazine. The materials are oak and paella. I have recently completed a second out of…
Mitten Box, Bench
February 25, 2009

Great bench for storing your mittens, hats and scarf's, also great for sitting on to tie up your boots. Pine construction with cedar lining to keep your mittens smelling great. constructed…
My Wife’s Christmas Present
February 25, 2009

The box was made with birdseye maple and joined with box joints. The base and parts of the lid are steamed cherry. Your eye is attracted to the center…
Daughter’s Jewelry Box
February 25, 2009

This jewelry box was an exercise in hand-cut dovetails and mortise-and-tenon joinery. It is made of solid white oak with ipe top panel and button. It is finished with natural…
Mini Chest
February 25, 2009

Mini chest of 3 drawers

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