Ripple sycamore Box

Outstanding box, crisp clean lines with wonderful grain flow I like this one a lot thanks for posting.

Blackcherry took the words out of my mouth ,beautiful. wonderful job.

Another great box, well done!

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That bookmatched top really stands out. It creates a flow for the entire piece. I think those hinges are sweet too!
Thanks for sharing.
Well done.

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Exquisite workmanship and a beautiful grain on the veneers..

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Ian,
Wow. A crisp, super clean box design. As always, your box is flawlessly executed. I also really like the scalloped tray dividers. I always struggle to come up with something interesting to do with the trays. And, always, how do you pick them up? Anyway, I love these. The simple walnut line is perfect, as with the repetition on the lock escutcheon. While our styles may differ, that doesn’t mean that I can’t admire yours. Nicely done indeed. I always look forward to your next post.
Roger

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This is superb, thanks for posting

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Very nice Ian.
Lots of sweet features in there.

I guess those hinges hold fast using an MDF core. I have not had luck getting screws to hold.

Good job,
Steve

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Me too! ;-J

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Thanks Guys

Roger – the tray is just lifted by one of the dividers.

Steve – the screws go through solid sycamore as I have created a MDF/Sycamore sandwich, so that when I separate the box lid and base it shows solid wood at the separation and saves me having to lip the inner edged.

Cheers

Ian

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amazing work!

Beautifully done Ian.

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First class construction and resulting beauty! Nice work.

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Beautiful. Your design lets the wood speak for itself. Extremely well done.

-- Mike, an American living in Norway.

Why, that is Very fine. Nicely designed and executed, Ian.

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