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General Category => Brag Forum => Topic started by: EIEIO on April 05, 2013, 11:19:21 am
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A nephew saw the small playing card box and thought it would make a good box for his checkbook. This is cut from a pine 2x6 with 1/8" BB top and bottom. Inside dimension is 4"x7", outside is 5"x8". Walls are 1/4" thick.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-VIQjTtpuvrU/UV7ptmZM7dI/AAAAAAAAAhc/dpGMS1w4pNM/s695/CheckBookBox.JPG)
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nice job, great grain.
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Very nice!! Pine does have a place in some of our project don't it. Looks great!!
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Very nice Sir! is it possible to get a pattern as PINE is the only wood i get from used crates and surely would like to cut and give it as a gift to a friend- will appreciate a response. :)
Thank you for sharing
Mahendra
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Great idea for a checkbook box. Nicely done. Thanks for sharing this with us.
DW
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Mahendra - It's a pleasure to send the CheckBox after all the great patterns you've provided. This is not as detailed as Steve's documents, so please ask if anything is unclear.
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nice work
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Great looking Checkbook box, nice looking initials.
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Nice, and I snagged a copy of the pattern with thanks.
Al
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I like it! It looks great!
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Cool work!
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Another great project EIEIO.
Marg
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Very nice job, looks great, thanks for sharing
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Very nice ,beautiful contrast,You also captured a excellent illistration of edge grain curvitures and everone can see how that effects wood selection ,when laying out pieces for projects ,reguarding effects on blade cutting and natural twisting caused by grain direction, when glueing up to make up wider boards .best illistration I have seen ,cut that thin at both ends should have little effect ,nice job!!
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Great job, really nice. Thanks for the pic. :)