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    Default That's not right!

    I got sick of making right-angled boxes, so I made a couple that weren't. Silver ash & Australian red cedar, with Livos Kunos oil finish.

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    I sometimes make boxes without right angles too, but for a different reason .

    Yours look great and now I know of something to try with pieces that don't fit in future .
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    Very unique Alex, well thought out. Nice clean joints, that woulda tested your clamping skills, they look great.

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    Thanks Paul, I clamped them using masking tape and strips of rubber cut from an old inner tube. Wrap the strip around a few times, you don't have to stretch it much as the tension builds up.
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    Good thinking Alex. A while back I bought a bag of very large rubber bands probably about 2 foot in circumference,......and also my Postie who has heaps of largish rubber bands gives me a handfull. They can be soo handy in clamping up all sorts of shapes.

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    Nice work, it nice to see some not normal work.
    Well done

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    Fantastic craftmanship as always Alex It would do my head in trying to work out the angles and getting it to all fit together.

    Is that a right-angle I spy between the lid and handle
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    Thanks. TTIT, yes, the handles are perpendicular to the lid...or at least, they're meant to be.
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    Hi Alex,
    Great to see you still at it.
    I'm sure there is still a challenge you have in your head, for that box that can't be produced..... so what is it and what timbers will you use?
    Thanks as always for sharing.
    Greg

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    Thanks Greg, There are plenty of challenges still there - just have to get them from my head to solid form.
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