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  1. #1
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    Default Jewellery Box Reward

    As reward for finishing uni, I offered to make a jewellery box for my daughter.
    The brief was simple,it had to be tall enough to hang her necklaces and have enough area on top to take to smaller jewellery box I had made for her 21st.

    The timbers used were Iron bark for the carcass-with claret ash/walnut veneer pinstripes.
    Iron bark and claret ash for the drawers-claret ash/walnut veneer pinstripes.
    Hairy Oak for the hanger fronts/gidgee knobs.
    At the rear of each drawer and hanger slide is a `secret`space.


    The recipient is very pleased with the finished product.

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    The recipient is very pleased with the finished product
    And so she should be. Nice design and great work.
    Bob

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    Lovely work. She will be very happy with that.

    ajw

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    Thumbs up

    Noice!!!!

    Most unusual to have the dovetails showing at the front of the drawers.

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    Very nice...and a practical design.
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    Nice work!

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    Absolutely beautiful.

    Gotta be happy with that.

    Steven.

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    Have you planned what to make her when she gets her Masters

    Excellent Job you and she must be thrilled with it.


    Cheers


    Steve
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    Hi guys
    Thanks for the comments.

    Re;`the dovetails showing`, we go to all the trouble to make them and then cover them up?They also help to `define`the drawers.

    As far as her `masters`,if it happens(which I doubt-for a while) then that will be her choice.

    The size of the box is 230 mm D
    345 mm H
    320 mm W
    The finish is `hard shellac`.

    Cheers
    gidgee 1

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    I think it's lovely, great work.

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    Nice work. She will treasure it forever.

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    It is so good Gidgee that your daughter will be rolling up to the Uni to enrol in a post-graduate degree.

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