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Off Topic Area => Other Hobbies => Topic started by: Brucew on March 10, 2017, 07:32:36 PM
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Have worked with wood all my life and at time incorporate some rock in it as well, Memory box measures 5x7x3. My latest piece of work.
(http://i1325.photobucket.com/albums/u622/Brucewag/2017-03/D6B8FE52-4ED7-40F4-9EBF-0A1712562B67_zpsgaz2ro5e.png) (http://s1325.photobucket.com/user/Brucewag/media/2017-03/D6B8FE52-4ED7-40F4-9EBF-0A1712562B67_zpsgaz2ro5e.png.html)
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Nice. My woodworking isn't that good yet. I've been making bird boxes lately..... about 50 of them.
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Pretty box! You've got skilz!!!! :occasion14:
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Nice. I do the same....boxes and rocks. Most have been reliquaries. You can see a few on my web site.
kpwoodenstone.com
Cheers
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Hi Brucew
I really like that box :glasses9: I havent done any wood working in many years. I got a bunch of wood working tools when my Dad passed last year. They are setting in my pole barn waiting for me to get electric to that wall.
I am really wanting to make a portable display case for my jem stones. I want to get this done before fall so I can take them to our local show.
If you have ever made anything like this I could use a lot of help on the design.
Bless
Shawn
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Thanks Robin, it's all things I enjoy doing, Looked at your web site Kent, you do beautiful work, Shawn, I have done a few display cases, I will see if I have any pics of them to share, I would be happy to share any ideas I have on what you are building
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Hi Bruce
Thanks for the offer :headbang:
So I will start. Final size to be around 4sq foot maybe 6sq ft. I think that would be a good size for a carry type display case. The back of the case needs a kick out so the case can be displayed at an angle.
Inside will need a backing board needs to be taken out with a couple of screws. This board will have at least a 3/8th piece of cork on that will be cloth. Glass top fore sure.
What do you think
Bless
Shawn
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As said on the other forum Bruce-your craftsmanship is beautiful!!! The incorporation of the rock and the style of wood you used was perfect!