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This is a zebrawood box I finished recently. The top frame, corner dovetails, hinges and feet are walnut. The top insert is double bookmatched veneer sliced from a piece of walnut burl attached to 1/8" BB plywood with contact cement. The inside lining is purple ultrasuede. I used an Incra...

These are two small boxes made with the help of Incra's Ultra lite dovetail jig. I have been making lots of sawdust and only these two boxes remain. I've learned a lot and owe much of my learning progress to internet friends who guided me thru the process.

I couldn't help myself. I just had to make a red and black Jewelry Box. The red wood is called Red Heart from South America, and the black is Wenge from West Africa. These are the natural colors of these woods. As usual I do not use any stains. If I want a box to be a curtain color, I'll use a...

This little dude is made from spotted gum and blackbutt, with half blind dovetails made on the Incra LS Positioner I wasn't going to make a box at all, I literally cut one joint just for some b-roll in a video, but then I figured as it was all setup I'd may as well keep going. Not bad for a...

I have been practicing with the Incra Jig and made some boxes for friends. Kind of a random mix of wood - some hickory, some oak, some mahogany and some poplar. Nowhere near perfect yet, but I'm getting better each time.

YUP another Double-Double Dovetail Jewelry Box … Purple Heart and Maple I make a lot of jewelry boxes with the main wood Maple and the trim Purple Heart. One is in the main signature photo on our web site. One day while pondering a Red Heart and Wenge box, I asked the little woman what she...

Made this box in order to learn how to use the Incra Jig system that I got as a gift. Box is maple and walnut with a wenge handle. Obviously used box joints for construction. Floating panel in the box base. Finished with 4 coats of tung oil (real stuff, not vanish blend). Would like to learn...

This design comes from the Incra project book (kind of). It was a joint effort with my wife because she wanted to learn how the boxes were made. I would post her picture but then you would never look at the box. The box is made of Padauk and curly maple and finished using real tung oil...

This is a jewelry box I made this week as a gift for our Christian Education Director as a going away present. Most will recognize the Incra Jig work in the dovetailed corners. I still have the inside to finish, I wanted to get some pictures before it got out of the shop tomorrow eve. A mix...

Here are two more jewelry boxes that I just finished up. A friend of mine saw the first one that I did and asked if I could build one for him to give to his wife as an anniversary present. I decided to build two, so that I could utilize my setup time better for each step in the process, and so...

A long time in posting anything new. Well, I got a few things done. We are going to be going to Pigeon Forge this week and we are setting up a booth. Here are some new items for us. Buffalo Bullet Pencil holders: These were first introduced at a Worlds Fair at the turn of the 20th century...

This box was a lot of fun to make and it provided me with some new challenges. The wood was from some salvaged trees that I milled on my bandsaw. The cherry tree was victim of the power company right-of-way crew and the walnut was a casualty of hurricane Rita. This was my first attempt at...