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  1. 27th April 2021, 12:38 AM #1
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    I have been busy but not turning. Just finished two jewellery boxes for someone. The first was made from reclaimed mahogany someone was throwing out.
    Both finished with chestnut acrylic sander sealer and satin lacquer then lined with a sticky backed sheet of felt The second one is in Bandsawn boxes

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    That's come up nice. What method did you use to shape the curve on the lid?
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    Superb Derek, Love it and from reclaimed timber...who's the lucky recipient sir?
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    Thank you both.

    Quote Originally Posted by Treecycle View Post
    That's come up nice. What method did you use to shape the curve on the lid?
    I marked the ends with a curve then it was down to the good old hand plane to shape followed by sanding

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    Superb Derek, Love it and from reclaimed timber...who's the lucky recipient sir?
    Cheers, Peter
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dalboy View Post
    I marked the ends with a curve then it was down to the good old hand plane to shape followed by sanding
    Thank you for the advise. This will push me to the making something like boxes with coopered lids.
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    Quote Originally Posted by snikolaev28 View Post
    Thank you for the advise. This will push me to the making something like boxes with coopered lids.
    what he said, looks like I'll be doing the same

    excellent job on the box, love the curved top especially
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