This is something I turned out yesterday or our next club challenge. Turn a lidded box min of 4 inch tall including the lid. Had to take a break from offering plates so this is it. No finish on it yet. 

That's Nice, Gerald! 

 

Hope that's for lots of little pills and not one great big one !

I wear hearing aids and made this to carry a spare set of batteries-

 

Just have to remember to rotate the batteries so they don't go dead.

nice. Have to remember that when i get mine later this year i hope

Nice pill box.  But I am wondering what kind of pills you take that require a box that large.  

Nicely done.  I like the lid joint hidden in the burned rings too.

Nice little box Gerald, pretty wood too.

Lew, how did you do the threads on your pill box?

 

3 hours ago, Steve Krumanaker said:

Lew, how did you do the threads on your pill box?

@Steve Krumanaker  I cheated- tap and die set

On 6/2/2019 at 7:39 PM, Woodbutcherbynight said:

Nice pill box.  But I am wondering what kind of pills you take that require a box that large.  

Horse Pills

What kind of wood is it Gerald?  Please be sure to post up a pic after you've applied finish!  It looks pretty awesome...

pecan will work on finish this week i hope

Here is the finished product. 

Purdeee.....

@Gerald did you do more sanding since the last picture? If so,how did you hold the piece?

Came out NICELY!!!!

2 hours ago, lew said:

@Gerald did you do more sanding since the last picture? If so,how did you hold the piece?

Not exactly sanding overall but on the bottom parting off and finish work. For this I used the live center and jamb chuck. Then applied Watco outside with Mahoney's Walnut Oil inside as an experiment. Buffed and applied Renaissance wax.

Edited June 7, 20196 yr by Gerald

Very cool Gerald.

Mighty fine pill box Gerald and a nice finish. Lew I like the HA battery carrier too. I wear a cochlear implant myself.

Thanks. Hey @Sid Matheny have you talked to William . Are all the posts from the forum just gone ? even the turorials?

Edited June 10, 20196 yr by Gerald

Yeah I'm afraid it is all gone! Lot of great info lost.