The box features a slide out lid, home made molding, and dove tailed joints for the box, Molding is home made and is miter joinery. The box is made of 1/2 inch thick alder. The molding is red oak cut on the router table.
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Jay, this box that you made is also a very nice piece of work!!
Thank you for your nice compliment on mine, it says a lot when a good craftsman like your self compliments another's work...
Thanks David, It is a fun way to build something for the shop, home or as a give and at the very least you get to use up some scrap wood.
great job as always Jay.
Ken making a casket is something that I do not want to do. Seen too many of them and want to stay away from them.
Re Caskets, they could be made from reclaimed lumber material, such as old pallets.
For those who may ask for plans---
yes, plans are available.
Jay,
All those boxes--- reminds me of a friend, who designed and built wooden caskets.
Most were all hand crafted. Some with beautiful inlays, and the like.
People were dying to get in them.
Ken that is the problem too many things to store and they could fit into the appropriate sized box I doubt that you could make enough.
Jay,
Looks like a handy box I could store my hand planes, and
another for my chisels, and
another for my air nailers, and
another for my drills & drivers, and
another for my measuring tools, and
another for my hand saws, and
one for screws
another for nails, and
...
the list could go on-n-on.
AND, of course,
Kreg Pocket Hole Jig and accessories, and equipped with casters.
Thank you Ken, It is a useful box and easy to build and easy on the budget. I think it is a great project for people who are interested in crafts. It can be made in a variety of sizes and done with out the moldings. Thanks again
Jay,
That's a neat looking storage box. Attractive details.
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