Drawer box

Beautiful box, both the design and the wood.
Roger

-- Roger

Nice design, and that’s why I tend not to throw warped lumber away. It usually has something like the chatoyance or crazy grain to make up for not being straight. Good job finding a use for it!

-- Dave - Santa Fe

inversetan ( tan(22.5) / sin(45) ) = 30.37 deg :)

I would love to see that wood figure in real life, beautiful.

-- Mike (near Boston) ... Laziness is the mother of invention, necessity is the mother of exhaustion - me

Brian, The top is fantastic. The walnut accents highlight an outstanding disign – once again, more features than most boxes deserve
Great Job

-- Dick, Malvern Ohio - my biggest fear is that when I die, my wife sells my toys for what I told her I paid for them

Clever way to transform disfigured wood into a highly figured masterpiece. Bravo!

-- Chiropractors are also good with Knots...

Excellent work on the top of the box Brian. Great design all around and a perfect way to show all wood is good wood.

-- Dave, Downers Grove, Il. -------- When you run out of ideas, start building your dreams.

inversetan ( tan(22.5) / sin(45) ) = 30.37 deg :)

I would love to see that wood figure in real life, beautiful.

- drsurfrat

Despite my aversion to all things that require such consideration, basically because I am, and have always been hopelessly inept at such things…I love your box WW! The wood of course…is beautiful, but I also like the description of your thought process while making it. And truth…I’m a sucker for magnets. You really had me at magnets,

Lovely work…and exceptionally interesting post. A new word for the day for me too…“chatoyance.” Nice!
Thanks for posting! ; )

-- Live to putter...putter to live!

You have a true hoarders heart Brian, I would have had that poplar burned within a week 8^)

It wouldn’t matter what type of wood that was, the grain and ripples make it worthy. I like the way you divided the top and placed in those whatchamacallits to break up any squareness.

Cool idea with the hollow base but chances are unless you tell any future owner about it, they’ll never find it!

very cool box and that top is outstanding,wow that would have been a crime to burn.ive always found the worse the wood looks the better it comes out in the finish,this proves that.nice work again brian.

-- working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.

WOW GREAT JOB :<))

-- Tony---- Reinholds,Pa.------ REMEMBER TO ALWAYS HAVE FUN :<))

LOVELY box Brian! That is the nicest poplar I think I’ve laid eyes on :-) The secret compartment is a nice touch too. Great design and wood selections. The bookmarked poplar on the top split by the curvy walnut frame gives a bunch of straight lines a very relaxed visual appeal.

-- I collect hobbies. There is no sense in limiting yourself (Don W) - - - - - - - - Kenny in SW VA

Stunning!

-- Steve - Impatience is Expensive

Wildwood,

That is some wild wood! I also like the design, how you did the top is really cool!

-- Petey

Beautiful bookmatching on the lid!
Very cool design and the secret compartment is great.
Jon

Another beauty. I’m waiting for you to post something made from a 2×4 and duct tape.

Is that the Wenge that had the white spots?

-- Earl "I'm a pessamist - generally that increases the chance that things will turn out better than expected"