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    Default Bandsaw Box 1 - Redgum

    Combine a redgum stump from under a friend's house, a brand new bandsaw, and a novice bandsaw user, and you get bandsaw box number 1!

    The redgum has a couple of cracks in it, but this was only intended as a pure practice piece, so I wasn't fussed about it. (and it adds character!)

    Finished to 1200 grade, polished with ubeat's ultrashine and finished with ubeaut's Traditional wax.

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    Very nice
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    Congratulations Eowyn on creating such memorable landmarks, you are off to a good start - a box with character.
    Tony Ward
    Now a power carver and living the dream.

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    Whoo Hoo!! Another Bandsawn Box Maker

    There's something really special about your first bandsawn box Ewyon, I like it.

    keep 'em coming.

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    Looks great!!! I would love to get my hands on this type of wood.
    See ya'll later!!!!

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    Default nice box

    awesome box. i have a dum question. where's the opening for the bandsaw blade? I don't see how you cut the center opening out. help.

    Quote Originally Posted by Eowyn View Post
    Combine a redgum stump from under a friend's house, a brand new bandsaw, and a novice bandsaw user, and you get bandsaw box number 1!

    The redgum has a couple of cracks in it, but this was only intended as a pure practice piece, so I wasn't fussed about it. (and it adds character!)

    Finished to 1200 grade, polished with ubeat's ultrashine and finished with ubeaut's Traditional wax.

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    Brilliant job.

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    Quote Originally Posted by texasdyme View Post
    awesome box. i have a dum question. where's the opening for the bandsaw blade? I don't see how you cut the center opening out. help.
    Hard to see, she has done a good job of it. Have a look at the third picture on the right
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    good...i think i see it. so in other word, there's always an entry point. that's the part that's been confusing for me. i wonder in some of the design if they ever had an entry point.


    Quote Originally Posted by Eowyn View Post
    Combine a redgum stump from under a friend's house, a brand new bandsaw, and a novice bandsaw user, and you get bandsaw box number 1!

    The redgum has a couple of cracks in it, but this was only intended as a pure practice piece, so I wasn't fussed about it. (and it adds character!)

    Finished to 1200 grade, polished with ubeat's ultrashine and finished with ubeaut's Traditional wax.
    Quote Originally Posted by djstimber View Post
    Hard to see, he has done a good job of it. Have a look at the third picture on the right

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    its got that warm feeling to it.
    Great
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    Thanks for the kind words.

    texasdyme: In the first photo, you can see the join on the bottom left, on the inside at the front. The cut follows the grain.


    BTW *she*

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eowyn View Post
    BTW *she*
    whoops
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