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    Default Temple box

    Hi all, thought I would try and make a box out of a turned piece of wood. I had to count to see if all my fingers were still there after cutting the pieces for the hidden drawer on the band saw. Cheers Harry

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    Brilliant job there Harry. I love the shape of the box and the contrasting colours are very effective.

    Can I ask a couple of questions of you:


    • What is the size of box?
    • what have done to achieve the dark colour on the drawers?


    Cheers.
    Ray

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    Gday Ray,
    The size of the box is 5 1/2" x 2 3/4". The wood is pine and the drawers have just been stained walnut, with black flocking inside, Harry

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    Great, an original design ~ outstanding!

    We may know how to make a bandsawn box, however this bandsawn box is extraordinary requiring an explanation as to the sequence, step by step please!

    Great imagination, what was the inspiration?
    Tony Ward
    Now a power carver and living the dream.

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    As both a turner and a box maker I too would love a WIP. Not necessarily with photos, there's pleanty on your OP, but the sequence and how/when you cut/turned it??

    I really like the idea and your box and I have some nice cherry that would look good me-thinks?
    My ambition is to grow old disgracefully. So far my ywife recons that I'm doing quite well! John.
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    Thanks Sculptured Box. The inspiration came from a lid handle on a lidded bowl l turned.
    The sequence of cuts was - Turn shape, cut off bottom slice, cut off back slice, cut out large drawer, then the hidden drawer as normal.

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    HI HARRY,
    Nice work love the design thinking outside the box so to speak .
    john.

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    Stunning!!!!!
    The person who never made a mistake never made anything

    Cheers
    Ray

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    Man, beautiful isn’t enough to describe your work! AMAZING!

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    Beautiful piece of work!!

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    Great design and workmanship.

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    Excellent work , I can see why you checked the finger tips - like the way you get the hidden drawers into your work.

    Glenn

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    Just wondering whether this style of box should be called a "turned bandsawn" box?

    just me thinking aloud ?
    Tony Ward
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    Looks great. Haven't seen anything like this before, combining turning and bandsawn box making. Simon.

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    Thanks for all your comments.
    Jonzjob, I would love to see the results in cherry.

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