Practice Box in Pine
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6 January 2015 at 5:56 pm #123138
I had picked up for free a small set of pine shelves (I got them just for the wood) and had some leftover pieces, so thought I’d make a box. Approximately 10″ wide, 8″ deep and 8″ tall. This box was made as a solid box and the upper 1.5″ was cut off to make a lid. The corners are dovetailed. The top and bottom are rabbetted all around and the rabbets fit into grooves cut into the sides. The top panel is thicker than the bottom panel, so I could raise the panel. I added a lid pull that is dadoed into the front of the lid
I added a tray that fits inside the box. The tray is dovetailed like Paul’s dovetail boxes and the divider fits into stopped dadoes like Paul’s sandpaper box.
Finished with three coats of clear shellac and then paste wax.
I have no use for this box, so it’s just sitting on a shelf now. But it was sure fun to build. Thanks for looking.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.6 January 2015 at 6:53 pm #123144You did a VERY nice job on it. If and when you can build a second reduce the size of the dove tails by 30% and plane the wood to 9/16. This will give you a good leas on in planing. Keep going you are doing good.
Frankj7 January 2015 at 2:26 am #123174Love the box! Great work. I always have takers of extra shop projects on facebook π I am starting the boxes in Paul’s book next week. How long did it take?
11 January 2015 at 6:00 pm #123389Nice chunky looking box that has been very well made, I like the lift out tray and the lid lifting tongue. How thick is the wood you have used for the main box.
Next time I am looking for a project this box is one I would seriously consider
11 January 2015 at 10:39 pm #123414David, the main box sides were a little less than 3/4″ – started out about 3/4 and after planing were probably about 11/16″.
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