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17th February 2022, 08:45 PM #1
A box from scraps
In a recent attempt to clean up, I came across a small slab of pale timber and an assortment of bits and pieces on the floor of the shed. Cleaning up is not my favourite activity so I took the "opportunity" to be distracted. The storage places are full so the bits and pieces became a small trinket box. The body of the box is northern hemisphere poplar, that came from Melbourne. The bandings were left over from another box and the lid handle was a "scrap" of black bean. the box is about 200mm x 150 and is about 45mm deep. The legs are were made from a piece of maple that was 19mm square and about 200mm long. The box was finished with some sanding sealer and given a sprayed coat of lacquer.
The top was into narrow pieces and glued to minimise the movement in the lid, and pieces of walnut veneer from the scrap bin created the black stripes.
Not too bad for some stuff that was on the floor and headed for the firebox.
Jim
Poplar box1S.jpgPoplar boxS.jpgPoplar box2S.jpgSometimes in the daily challenges that life gives us, we miss what is really important...
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That is a very nice looking box Jim. Very attractive indeed, well done.
Paul
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