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TheB
 Post subject: New Boxes
PostPosted: Tue May 04, 2010 6:50 pm 
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ImageShack.us I got a chance to get back into the shop and finish these boxes last weekend.They are Rayfleck Sycamore,Cherry,Black Walnut,and,Ipe.There are a few birthdays coming up so I got them finished in time.
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Very nice work. Nice birthday presents!

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Nice boxes. I like the contrasting colors and textures. The sycamore makes me dizzy. How did you make the sides?
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WOW :shock: . Those look great.
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TheB
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PostPosted: Tue May 04, 2010 10:10 pm 
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Thanks for looking.On the sides I cut out the concave part with a round nose bit and then cut the angle up to the curve with a ryoba.Then I planed and scraped to the line on the template.I shaped the top curve with a block plane.
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Bob Malone
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Those are absolutely gorgeous.

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beautiful and very well executed design

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Stunning work B! Those are just gorgeous! I like the sycamore ones, they really have a unique look to them. 8) 8) 8)

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Nice work !
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Beautiful boxes.

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Can't say enough about the boxes, but, here goes. They are AWESOME, the detail and figuring are top notch.
I especially liked the curved tops and the sides.
Great work on those, they are sure to bring grins and kudos from the ones that receive them.

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Ed Avery
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The boxes are great, I like the shape. Just simple enough to enjoy the beauty of the wood. I have to say nicely done. Another design I'll put in the vault, thanks for sharing.
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Ray Newman
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Very nice workmanship and outstanding use of the grain pattern to properly show it off.
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TheB
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PostPosted: Fri May 07, 2010 3:43 pm 
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Thanks for the kind compliments.Ray Fleck Sycamore isn't for everyone,but,I like to use woods that really contrast some times.
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