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Burial Flag Case
This is a burial flag case for a co-workers father. Korea/Vietnam veteran and his ashes rest in the base. Curly Cherry with Tung Oil and wax finish.
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posted: 12:25 am on November 20thRe: Burial Flag Case
I groved the base and top of the case to allow a plywood panel be inserted before attaching to base with 4 screws. this allows the top to be removed allwoing the glass to be replaced should that be required. It also keeps the back clean and free of fasteners.
posted: 4:13 pm on August 12thI have made a dozed or so flag cases and have always put them on a small flat base to avoid the long mitre, then I can attach with screws allowing the removal if needed. This time I just added the box below.
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