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Standard non-interlocking vs Standard interlockingThese two pictures show the difference between a non-interlocking, hinged lid (1) and a standard lid routed for interlock (2).

'Standard' means the lid has a cavity up inside. 'Non-interlocking' means the lid and the base come together with flat surfaces. This can be beneficial when choosing latches and catches.

Standard Non-interlocking Box 1
Cherry Wood Box 1

Standard Non-interlocking Box 2
Cherry Wood Box 2

Standard Non-interlocking Box 3
Cherry Wood Box 3

Standard Non-interlocking Box 4
Poplar Wood Box 4

Standard Non-interlocking Box 5
Poplar Wood Box 5

Standard Non-interlocking Box 6
Poplar Wood Box 6

Standard Non-interlocking Box 7
Walnut Wood Box 7

Standard Non-interlocking Box 8
Walnut Wood Box 8

Standard Non-interlocking Box 9
Walnut Wood Box 9

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