❈ DIY Wood Box Plans - Part I |
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This stylish Jewelry Box is made with eye-catching curly maple and wenge. Looks sophisticated, but the construction is surprisingly simple, using dado, rabbet, and groove joinery.
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Though easy to make, jig routed half-blind dovetails only show one side of a box corner. But in building this project, you'll discover a surprisingly simple technique for mirroring the dovetails around a corner.
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Storage pieces with secret compartments are typically quite complicated to build, but that's not the case with this eye-catching weekend project.
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Measures: 29" W x 16" D x 5" H
Here's an accessory that dresses up your dresser and adds storage space at the same time. It goes together quickly with biscuit joinery and features a pair of easy-to-build drawers.
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Measures: 13" W x 9" D x 5" H
This easy-to-build box displays up to 10 favorite photos and provides a convenient place for a deck of cards and coasters to envelopes and stamps to pocket change and earrings.
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Measures: 5" W x 8" L
Contrasting woods and tapered legs make it a real eye-grabber. Don't let the refined appearance of this Keepsake Box project fool you. It's not difficult to make. Plans will show you how to shape the tapered legs using patterns and a sander.
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Measures: 7" W x 19" L x 5 ⅝" H
These catchall containers with beautiful finger joints are deceptively simple to make. Include with the box plans are completed jig illustrations and instruction to make the box-joint jig.
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