Norwegian Tine # 2 & 3 for me.....fun stuff

[Wood Dog]

Having fun making these boxes.......thanks Harmony & Jim Finn once again.
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[Harmony]

WD,

You are getting very creative. I like the round lacing, I have never tried that.

You will have to get a large round PVC coupling and make a round tine’.

Dave

[DWSudekum]

Excellent work on those WD. Thanks for sharing them with us. One of these days I will have to try one of those.

DW

[wood-n-things]

Nicely done!

[Jim Finn]

Very nice. Good job!

[Stefang]

More great looking tines. Great work WD.

Mike

[Harmony]

WD,

Praise from a Norwegian, for a tine’ maker it doesn’t get any better than that.

Dave

[handibunny]

I love all the different effects you're getting with those boxes.

I also admire your willingness to try new things, and the wonderful outcomes you achieve. I tend to stay within my comfort zone, but maybe, with the new shop, I'll be inspired to go into uncharted (for me) territory.

You are a true inspiration!

[cpowell]

I'm sorry but please explain the word "tine". I tried to look it up but I only found it was part of a fork. Maybe it has to do with the parts sticking up on the sides?

[Harmony]

This is a good site to learn about this type of box.

Norwegian & Swedish Tines , Svepasks, Bentwood Boxes

Dave

[Wood Dog]

I'm sorry but please explain the word "tine". I tried to look it up but I only found it was part of a fork. Maybe it has to do with the parts sticking up on the sides?

.....this link will start you off on quite a journey if you decide to make these boxes.
Instructions by Harmony and Jim Finn are right on the money.
http://www.scrollsawer.com/forum/bow...ects/44268.htm

[cpowell]

Thanks for the education guys, it is much appreciated. They look like interesting projects and I learn something here every day. Thanks also to all for being patient with me while I ask questions and learn.