Oak knot box, Finished!

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Thanks for the kind words chaps it means a lot.

Pete
 
Blimey, that's fantastic!

And topical too as you've finished it just in time for Halloween...it reminds me of a cut out pumpkin!

Seriously Pete, you've done an amazing job there, it's the sort of thing that you expect to see at the Cheltenham Show with a £700 price ticket and a red dot sticker showing it's already been sold!

=D>
 
Thank you Custard, it was easy starting with a fantastic piece of wood, thank you for sending it to me.

Thanks John

My photo of it on Flickr has made it into Explore and had over 1100 views!

Pete
 
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That really is very nice Pete! Am I right in thinking you got a good deal of pleasure making it?

xy


Yes it was fun to make it, seemed to take longer than I anticipated but I did have to make a couple of jigs up for the feathers.


Thank you N0legs

Pete
 
With all the internal voids, did you have to take special precautions against internal spelching?

BugBear
 
No, I just picked out all the spelching with knives, dental picks etc, it took a couple of hours to do.

Pete
 
Just had to look up 'spelching' :? :roll:

Beautiful work Pete. After messing about making nothing in particular for years I discovered the joys of small box making about 5 years ago - but I've not yet attempted a 'warts and all' style box. A lovely thing - and inspirational too :)

Paul
 
Well I am not keen on the tray so started to prepare some brown oak for a new one, and veneered some thin ply with ripple sycamore veneer.

Brown oak shavings by Racers, on Flickr

Pete
 
Really enjoyed all of that, what a lovely piece of wood. Not too keen on being able to see the drawer through the void. I've always wanted to try something like that but fill the hole with a coloured resin.
 
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