Scrap Wood Box
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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Comment by Ken Prout on September 10, 2014 at 10:34am
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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...
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Comment by Jay Boutwell on September 6, 2014 at 10:44pm
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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.
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Comment by David Dean on September 6, 2014 at 8:42pm
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great job as always Jay.
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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.
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Comment by Ken Darga on September 6, 2014 at 6:56pm
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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Jay,
That's a neat looking storage box. Attractive details.
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