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Ribbon Box

comments (3) October 23rd, 2011 in Reader's Gallery

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This Ribbon Box is 8 inches in diameter and approx. 6 inches high. It is made of Walnut and American Holly. It was made with a scroll saw and not a lathe. In order to gain the height I needed I glued up 2 separate body rings and sanded after. The ribbons are made using templates and the scroll saw. It is finished with 2 coats of wipe on poly and 2 coats of spray satin poly.

Design or Plan used: My own design - Jim Whetstone

posted in: Reader's Gallery, modern, box, walnut

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johnwood54 writes: Absolutely a work of art.Great craftsmanship.
Posted: 10:31 am on February 3rd

Circuit Rider writes: Wow, this is really great! I would love to see how you did it.
Posted: 3:30 pm on October 25th

Triumph1 writes: Great craftsmanship on this. I have always loved the "ribbon" design aspect and you did it beautifully.

Posted: 5:58 am on October 24th

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