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This is a large jewerly case constructed of black walnut and figured cherry. The case is constructed with dovetail joinery. The drawers are designed utilizing the Hambidge progression, featuring dovetail joinery and burgundy velvet divided jewerly compartments. The design was inspired by a...

Walnut box with maple lid and splines. The handle is made with mahogany and metal handle. The handle was made by a talented metal working friend of mine and I think it turned out quite nice. This was my first time working with walnut and I thought it quite nice to work with and I really like how...

This was quite a project for my wife, she had been asking for a larger jewelry cabinet for some time now so I decided I would make her a fun unique one. I took a full length mirror I had made earlier and gave her a dry erase marker and told her to draw on the mirror what size and shape...

I saw this idea online and decided it looked cool and functional, so I decided to make one! Happy to say my girlfriend now has a lot more hanging on it now. Comments are always appreciated. Oh, I forgot to mention… I actually just used a couple paint sticks you get at Lowe's or The Home Depot...

I had some left over red oak flooring from a remodel on our new place. Not enough to make any big projects with but enough to make a cutting board and this jewelry box as a wedding gift to my brothers soon to be new wife. Simple project but rewarding. Hope she likes it! Thanks for looking, Paul

This is a black walnut and spalted birch jewerly case that I was recently commissioned to build. Just let me say that I stuck it to myself…...so much time, so little money. I'll just rack it up to a learning experience. Lesson learned - things always take longer to build than you ever hope or...

Watching an epesode of Woodworking for Mere Mortals and it inspired me to make my first band saw box. Now I am out of control and I keep making them and people keep taking them and keep making them and then they are gone. When is it going to stop;-)

My oldest child and only daughter turns 11 in December so I decided to make her a "special" jewerly box since she is getting to that age now where (as surprising as it is for an 11 year old) she is accumulating jewerly. I was surfing arouns the Lumberjocks site and came across no better...