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A box for Christmas - hairy - 11-18-2017
Mahogany, oak and maple. 9" x 5" x 5"
RE: A box for Christmas - Steve N - 11-18-2017
You need to stuff a mini Santa figure in there.
How did you do the brick?
RE: A box for Christmas - hairy - 11-18-2017
(11-18-2017, 07:12 PM)Steve N Wrote: You need to stuff a mini Santa figure in there.
How did you do the brick?
Make strips as in a cutting board. Glue the strips into a segment. Put contrasting wood thin strips between segments. 2 different pattern of strips for each side.
RE: A box for Christmas - chips ahoy - 11-19-2017
Hairy
Even though it is not round,it is beautiful.You never cease to amaze.Beautifil.
Mel
RE: A box for Christmas - Woodshop - 11-19-2017
(11-19-2017, 08:06 AM)chips ahoy Wrote: Hairy
Even though it is not round,it is beautiful.You never cease to amaze.Beautifil.
Mel
Cool hairy
RE: A box for Christmas - Steve N - 11-19-2017
Thanks Hairy.
RE: A box for Christmas - BrokenOlMarine - 11-19-2017
That is too cool.
RE: A box for Christmas - Arlin Eastman - 11-19-2017
(11-19-2017, 08:06 AM)chips ahoy Wrote: Hairy
Even though it is not round, it is beautiful. You never cease to amaze. Beautiful.
Mel
What Mel said and I love it.
I think I will try one in the round.
RE: A box for Christmas - Ray Newman - 11-19-2017
Nice, very nice.
Would be an unusual and eye catching box for Legos, Lincoln Logs, etc.