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Small box in cherry and spruce

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This is a variation on another box I made. It's 2 in. tall by 5 in. wide by 8 in. long. The sides are cherry, the top is reclaimed spruce, and the lifts are cocobolo. The inside is fitted out with a bit of fabric wrapped around 1/2 in. thick foam. The finish is shellac and wax. Read about some of what I learned making it.

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