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Jewelry Box

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Woodworker: Jim Cummins

A tablesaw is the only tool needed to build this pine jewelry box, making it a perfect project for a beginner. The curved sides are glued-up strips that were ripped from a standard lumberyard-variety door and window casing. The sides were then covered with shopmade veneer that was steam-bent over a tea kettle. The box is lined with velvet and finished with spray lacquer.

Photo: Charley Robinson

Design or Plan used: Not specified

posted in: Reader's Gallery, pine, plywood, lacquer, Custom Design

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