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Cherry and redwood burl box

By Fine Woodworking Editors Jun 01, 2016

Woodworker:

Kyle Toth

Temecula, Calif.

Toth received the veneer for this box in 2011, while he was a student at North Bennet Street School-a Boston furniture maker left it to the school when he passed away. The box has a sliding tray and the drawer bottom is carved with a leopard print design and lined with aluminum. To see a video of the box being made, check out Toth’s website at woodbytoth.com.

CHERRY, REDWOOD BURL, BLACK VENEER, EBONY, AND ALUMINUM,

81⁄2D X 16W X 41⁄4H

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Jurgen01 | Jun 01, 2016 03:25pm | #1
A stunningly beautiful box.
Well done!

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