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  1. #16
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    Beautiful.
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    Fabulous. Great design.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rattrap View Post
    Very nice job peter, can u explain how u went about doing those spectacular mitered corners to the lid?
    Hi Rattrap ,
    Sorry I do not have pics during construction but here goes .The frame of my lid was 12mm thick , and i cut slots in the miters of the lid frame and for the raised lid with a 3mm slotting bit using a miter sled . I use the word "sled" loosely.The slots were 8mm deep


    Starting with a piece of wenge 16mmx,.20mm , I used my router table to progressively cut 4 rebates in the wenge to make a cruciform ,making the wings on the cruciform 8mmx3mm and then cut that into 4 lengths.
    I then made 2 pieces shown in the drawing below to allow me to clamp the cruciform while i made miter cuts using my Japanese saw which has a blade without any set on the teeth . The cruciforms required a bit of sanding and fine tuning to get the fit right.
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    Thanks for that peter, wow i didn't realise that the dark corner pieces were all 1 piece!

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    Lovely, Lovely stuff. Nice job on the finish

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    Beautiful box, and nicely made and finished. Please.... NO handles.
    Jim
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    Not only is the wood impressive, but the lid corners, and the shaped body corners are mightily good!!

    I'll add to the chorus of no handle...

    M

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    It is a most beautiful box as it is ...no handles
    les

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