Harmonica box with mini wood hinges

Nice hinges

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Nice work WB. Back in the ” dial up ” days a mate taught himself to play harp while he waited for a connection. If you spend much time in a car, that is another golden opportunity.

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This just went on my MUST make list. Thanks
Dave

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Thank you guys.
Tex- that is a fantastic idea. I only have a short commute but, what the hell? I might look goofy doing it, but no more silly than a person on a Bluetooth phone.

Cheers,
PAJA

I really like this. The spalted wood was a good choice. What did you use as a finish?

Thanks JP. For the finish I just used the last of some rattle can lacquer. Nothing too fancy. Four coats sanded in between each. Thanks for the interest.

3blow, 4blow, 3draw, 2draw. That is the classic blues muddy waters riff.

I have my grandfathers old harmonica too, framed on the wall. Tex is right, any good harmonica player can play while driving with one knee. Ive been playing for years, but now making sawdust is taking more of my spare time.

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That is a great little box! I like everything about it. The spalted wood, the shape, and the hinges! This is a sweet little project.

-- Jerry... making sawdust in the Knobs of Southern Indiana

Very Nice Work Indeed! Thanks For Sharing.

Rick

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Love it, especially the hinges.

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Very nicely done!

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Super lovely little box. Well done indeed. My compliments. Nice wood, nice design, nice work.
Roger

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Very cool! Great detail for such a small box!

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WOW nicely done

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Just found your boxes after posting one today of my own… I love your joinery and your wood selection. GREAT stuff!

-- Jerry... making sawdust in the Knobs of Southern Indiana