Geometric Box

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Like Jim, I post as often as I can....

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Wow, Randy, that is really thinking outside the box!

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Thanks Jack. The box sides was one piece of Maple 1 3/8" x 8" x 8". I cut the inner section out first and the glued the bottom and side together. After dried, I cut the perimeter of the box, therefore no miters....

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Thanks Paul. It was a fun one to cut....

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Thanks Melanie. Not sure about patience (ask my wife), but cutting is very relaxing....

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Thanks Rolf. The Maple was a solid piece 1 3/8" x 8" x 8" and cut on the scroll saw....

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Thanks. I didn't keep track of time, but most of the afternoon....

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Thanks RJ. This one took a lot of time to cut....

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Thanks Grizz. Lots of holes on this one....

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Thanks. I had to stay on the lines on this one as any deviation would show on the lines....

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Thanks for the comment and question. It is just under 8" x 8"....

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A project finished Monday, April 16th. The pattern is by Sue Mey and found in SWWC Spring 2011 issue #42. I used 1 1/2" Maple for the sides and 1/4" Baltic Birch plywood for the lid, lid liner and bottom. The Maple is scraps from La-Z-Boy. I used FDUR #1 an#9 blades. The finish is two...

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That sure would be scary. I can't imagine.

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Another amazing cutting, Randy.

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Way cute and nice adaption to the scroll saw.

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Those like great Stephen....

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Karl, those look like fun. Easy to cut?

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Someone has great ideas!

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Randy, that one is amazing....

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Wow, John. I had to go back and look at the issue. Fortunately we have one at the store. That is some fine cutting....