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    Default A display box

    Hi,
    I just joined the woodworking community, so I thought a picture would be better than words to present myself. The display box is made from a scrap merbau timber I found in a local timber yard in Vermont, Melbourne. The size is about 60 cm (H) x 40 cm (W) x 6 cm. The display box is for jewellery. Finished in Danish oil. I made it one piece and than split it so that the lid is flush with the base - I learned this from this forum - thanks.
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    Hi Vonveska,

    Very nice display box. Great joinery on the edges. I've only done a little work with merbau but find that it comes up nice.

    Oh, I just noticed, does the person in pic # 2 own pants?

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    Quote Originally Posted by I_wanna_Shed View Post
    Oh, I just noticed, does the person in pic # 2 own pants?
    Ha Ha. Thats a crack up.
    Hey at least the T-shirt & undies match.
    Looks like he's making his morning coffee, its funny what shows up in the background of pics

    Is that your Husband? Is Vonveska male or female? confused

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    great work
    wardy

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    Lovely - understated so it won't detract from the contents, but beautiful in its own right

    cheers & Welcome
    Wendy

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    Thanks guys for reminding me that I am not only getting old, but also getting blind! I belong to my garage not to the keybord.

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    That is a really nice case Vonveska! And the positioning of the splines for the splitting of the box worked beautifully. Did you cut the glass, must have been fairly exacting to get those corners right. I must say I am puzzled by the comments about Picture No 2. All I can discern in the reflection is a Windsor chair, whats all this about t shirts, undies and pants, and morning coffee? I must be missing something.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fencepost2 View Post
    I must say I am puzzled by the comments about Picture No 2. All I can discern in the reflection is a Windsor chair, whats all this about t shirts, undies and pants, and morning coffee? I must be missing something.
    The pic has been edited?

    Nice work Vonveska

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fencepost2 View Post
    Did you cut the glass, must have been fairly exacting to get those corners right. I must say I am puzzled by the comments about Picture No 2. All I can discern in the reflection is a Windsor chair, whats all this about t shirts, undies and pants, and morning coffee? I must be missing something.
    Hi, I got the glass cut from a pro, I tried to cut it myself, but it always broke on the wrong side . I watched the glassmaster and it was so easy to do (but not very cheap).
    As to the picture #2 - this is a secret, if I would tell I could make my own wooden box ... (I cropped the picture after it amused few members.)
    Thanks for your comments,
    I appreciate it.

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    Nice work ,on the box quite a neat job should do the trickDanny shame i missed the photo op musta been a grinna

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    Very nice project, like the key lock. Nicely done

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