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motownmartin

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About 5 weeks ago I admired Rob's (Woodbloke) Oak box with raised dovetails and said that I wanted to do something similar, well here are a few pics of what I have produced, bearing in mind its only had 1 coat of oil so far
I have made variations with the wood which I have used for the top, some Walnut and some Lacewood/London Plane, the first has a Walnut Lid & Hinges, the size of it is roughly 12" x 8" x 4".

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Martin,

great boxes, very fine proportions. Well done =D> =D> =D> I particularly like the raised/chamfered pins - how (and at what stage) do you make the chamfers? :?

Dave
 
Sportique":3dxxmvxl said:
Martin,

great boxes, very fine proportions. Well done =D> =D> =D> I particularly like the raised/chamfered pins - how (and at what stage) do you make the chamfers? :?

Dave
Hi Dave, I made the chamfers before I fitted it together, I done them on my router table with a few of them chipping a little, not the easiest of projects I have done.
 
Martin

Yeah it would be very difficult to eliminate break-out.

I suppose the outer chamfers could be cut even before the pins are cut, but that still leaves the "inner" chamfers to be cut :shock: :shock:

Dave
 
Nice...they dovetails is tricky little blighters :lol: I won't say anything :-" [-( [-( :-# :-# about the timber selection for the top - Rob
 
Thanks fellas, my next project is a presentation box for war medals, someone asked me to make him a box to store and present some medals, I hope to make a shallow box with foam cushion covered with felt in the top and bottom so it will just pinch the medals when closed.
 

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