Spotted gum, Tassie blackwood and ebony pen case

**mic-d** · 19th April 2015, 07:02 PM

Recently completed this pen case commission. The box is salvaged spotted gum and the inside is blackwood, ebony makes up the feet, knob and feathers in the mitre joints. Base and top are solid floating s.g. panels. The hinge is my own wooden hinge system and it was ebonised with prooftint black. There are secret features to the box.

**aldav** · 19th April 2015, 08:09 PM

What a lovely job you've done on this.

The small cove on the edge, rather than a round over, is a very effective feature that takes the finished product to another level. How do you make that hinge? Very nice.

**mic-d** · 19th April 2015, 08:20 PM

Originally Posted by aldav

What a lovely job you've done on this.

The small cove on the edge, rather than a round over, is a very effective feature that takes the finished product to another level. How do you make that hinge? Very nice.

Thanks Aldav, the cove is a nice feature, it's the first time I've tried this. Can't really tell you much about the hinge, but if you search back is the forum you'll find some other photos and you can probably work some of it out. Would take ages to explain it anyway!

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