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Small walnut box, with oak, inlay strip, finger joints, and a skirt
comments (0) December 23rd, 2012 in Reader's Gallery
gracecab, member
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This was a small project which I was really just flying through, trying to get it done quick. There are fingerjoints, which I learned you want to have thicker walls or they will split. But, fun, and tried making my own hinges.
posted in: Reader's Gallery, box, walnut, finger joints, oak top with inlay, hand made hinges
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