Final project of 2021... Not the best thing you will see in this sub but am happy to get it done.
reddit.com/gallery/rrswf5Posted Dec 30, 2021, 4:51 AM UTC
Posted Dec 30, 2021, 4:51 AM UTC
It’s beautiful! Love it!
Thank you :)
I don’t get the “not as nice” it’s all subjective. You made that and it’s friggin awesome! Even the best woodworkers in the world could be better. Well done!!
Thanks
You are right, even though there is plenty of mistakes in there, I am proud of it.
So much of woodworking is hiding mistakes :) at least it is for me
I love it. be proud!
Thank you :)
Am indeed proud... Just have it to the wife, she is putting her stuff in it... But appears to have too many pieces of jewelry... Gonna have to build her a little cabinet
That looks great. My daughter asked me to make her a jewelry box. I can’t seem to find a design I like. But I like yours.
Thanks :)
A couple of improvement I would make in retrospect is to make it a little deeper and add trey that can lift out.
And if I had some maple I would have used that instead of oak for even more contrast with the walnut.
Nice job! Keep your mistakes to yourself. 😬😬. I can point out all of mine in my projects but my customer (wife) just tells me to shut up
Learn from them and build more!
Yup,
It seems that unless I point then out, very few people will notice or even care that my dovetails don't look like Rob Cosman's.
I have some bigger builds planned for 2022
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I like what you did with the finger pull.
Thanks :)
I toyed with other ideas, like mortising in a piece of walnut like a little handle but decided to go with this as it seemed slimmer and a little more elegant.
Aw, don't worry about what others here have done, that's extremely impressive! I love that you added a little place to catch your nail/fingertip on, to open it up.
Thanks :)
Initially I was going mortice/ inlay a small piece of walnut to use to lift the lid, but making a little groove seemed like a more elegant solution.
Definitely was successful. Beautiful little box you got there.