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Maple with nesting box
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A small dovetail box in walnut with shellac and wax finishing. Replaces a tatty cardboard recipe holder
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pine dovetail Pens and Letter Rack
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Pine with shellac and wax
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Pine with shellac and wax
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Pine with barn red milk paint, shellac and wax
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Pine with soldier blue milk paint.
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pine with shellac and wax
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Dovetail box for my files & rasps: Sides in pine, Top, Bottom and insert tray in poplar. Stained, shellac and wax finish
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A couple of Boxes made from clear Pine. The larger one has an Oak bottom and the smaller has Sapele banding top and bottom.
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Dovetail box made with pine and cedar.
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Dovetail and housing dado caddy.
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A few different boxes sandpaper caddy, chisels, auger bits, and micrometer storage.
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Dovetail box made with pine.
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Music box made from Eastern Red (Aromatic) Cedar. Paul’s video on housing dados was very helpful in creating the inside divider wall.
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A keepsake box for my granddaughter. Walnut re sawed to 1/2 stock with book matched top and bottom. Wipe on poly.
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oak and mahogany PENCIL BOX
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Sliding Lid Box Made of Dibetou made with mitered shoulder dovetails
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Walnut. Shellac finish.
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1/4″ poplar, finished with clear water based poly and wax.
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Pencil Box in white oak with curly maple lid. Finished with shellac.
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Dovetailed box in mahogany with white oak panel and trim.Shellac and wax finish.
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A Single dovetail box in Pine and hard wood finish with lemon shelac
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mahogany and african walnut jewelry box
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My first woodworking dovetail project inspired by Paul’s videos :). Made of pine and finished with 2 coats of shellac
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pencil box in red oak. Shellac and wax finish
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oak and ash jewelry box
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Pencil box in Scots Pine with simple linseed oil finish.
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Box of different woods
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pine[red deal] shellac & wax finish.
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Dovetail Box
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Pine base with red oak lid.
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Aspen for lid,bottom and inlay sides from recycle bed legs(really don’t know what is that, just found on the street)
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My sandpaper box could have been a lot better had fun though
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Lidded dovetail box of spalted American Beech
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Wife’ Birthday present – found some poplar that I liked the discoloration and matched (kinda) from front to side.
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My first project i made using Paul Sellers techniques, it was a joy. Made the box from scraps i had in the workshop, not sure what they are. Maybe oak for the sides and Cedar for the base.
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Box made from some scraps of wood.
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Red Alder Chisel Tray, finished with 1 coat of Boiled Linseed Oil, 3 coats of shellac, and waxed/Buffed.
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Pencil Box for Daughter’s 1st day of 1st grade. Poplar. Zinsser Shellac (Amber) and Beeswax
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Made from pine. Had heaps of fun making this box.
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Dovetail Box for holding a bottle of wine. Made from Padauk, hand carved lid, finished with 3 coats of shellac topped with wax.
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Wood boxes that Paul details in his book.
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Made this box for my chisels out of standard white wood from Wickes.
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Simple Dove Tail Box
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Pine box to hold my Record 043 plane
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I had some pine with some clear runs in it. So I cut the lengths in between the knots. The box came out about 11 x 9.5″ with base/lid 3/4″ wider and longer. The overall height is 5.5″.
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Sapele and Magnolia box (check out the “Shove tail” on the back left of the box. Complete mistake! It glued together well and I went with it. Live and learn! It was fun!
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Cherry wood with a book matched bottom. 3rd box made after watching the videos. Dovetails are getting a little better and tighter now.
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Three Cherry boxes. The two smaller boxes fit inside the larger one.
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My first two hand tool projects ever.
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Sliding lid dovetail box from light paulownia wood, shellac and wax finish
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Sandpaper Caddy in Oak with linseed oil finish.
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Sliding lid dovetailed box. Maple with a poplar bottom. Finished with two coats of BLO before waxing.
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pine dovetail caddy for 6 sandpaper grits
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A little square dovetail box. This is my first attempt to realize dovetails. The lid has no hinges. I’ve used pine wood to make the box. The wood is cheap laminated wood (generally I wonder if laminated wood is suitable for wood joints). To finish the box I’ve used a simple technique (scratched acrylic paint and brown wax) to obtain an “aged wood” effect.
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Ash box with fielded panel lid and a tray inside Mahogany and Oak star shellack finish.
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Pencil box in pine and oak.
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Poplar & toung oil – just because now I can. Thanks Paul.
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a small chest in oak, birch and walnut
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small oak and maple dovetail box with a purple-heart handle
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Proud to say that after rough milling this project was built entirely by hand. I used leftover oak for the box and bottom. For the top I use a small piece of tiger maple. I don’t yet own a gouge, so I put a small nub on the end of the lid to assist opening. I also used tiny, 1/8″ magnets to keep the lid closed as I don’t like how easy it was for it to fall open. This was a gift for my daughter and a great little project. I was astonished at how well the dovetails fit after following along with Paul’s videos. I’m still slow at it and had to do some paring but the results are above my expectations! Finished with shellac and wax.
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Tool box to house my No.7roughter made with pine and mahogany.
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