Purple Heart with Curly Maple Jewelry Box

Very Sharp Looking Jewerly Chest, All the features add style to this fine chest, Your design is Great, and thanks for sharing Your knowledge and design with us all Mic

-- It's Mic Keep working and sharing

I would actually like to see that pdf. I have been looking for ideas for a jewlery box just like this and haven’t had much luck. My wife has been all over me about making her a nice jewlery box lol

Thats a sweet jewlery box! looks great. glass in the rear, and looks like drawer is lined in red cloth/felt. Nice job! Whats the thickness on those floating side panels? 1/4” ??

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Great job on this. Its very easy on the eyes. Love the wood choices. Look fwd to seeing the plans, thx for sharing.

-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"

Handsome piece of work. Cant go wrong with purple heart and curly maple (I am quite fond of the color combination myself). I also like how you put the frame and glass on the right side to show the drawers. Very nice touch in my opinion.

Thanks for sharing!

-- Dan ~ Texarkana, Tx.

Neat. I’d like to see plans

Outstanding job! This is one of the nicest jewelry chest projects I’ve seen anywhere.

-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"

Very Nice! I am looking to build one for a gift this xmas.

-- Ty, Up in Washington

James——-about 3/8 to start with….before sanding and all.

Rick

-- When I works, I works hard. When I sits, I sits loose. And when I thinks I falls asleep.--

Beautiful Jewelry Box.

If everyone that requested a copy of the PDF file for the box didn’t get one, just email me at: [email protected] and I’ll email it.

Rick

-- When I works, I works hard. When I sits, I sits loose. And when I thinks I falls asleep.--

Hi from South Africa. I have made afew jewelry box’s but nothing as great as this. I would be most greatfull if you could forward me a copy of the pdf. Thanks.
Have a great weekend

-- Dave South Africa

did you use droor slides on those small ones

Jorden;

I did not use drawer slides on the small drawers.

They simply rest on the horizontal shelf that supports them. I keep the top to bottom tolerances to the upper and lower support shelves pretty tight so that they don’t flop around when you pull them out or push them in. Same thing with the left to right tolerances.

On the larger drawer I felt that the drawer would work more smoothly with the slides. Again, to keep it from flopping around when pulling it out or pushing it in.

Don’t hesitate to ask for additional info if you need to. I make a sincere effort to answer all my posts as quickly as they come in.

Regards, Rick

-- When I works, I works hard. When I sits, I sits loose. And when I thinks I falls asleep.--

This is so beautiful. Congratulations.

helluvawreck aka Charles
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