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Jewelry Box with 2 Trays

adot45
adot45
in Ringmaster Turning

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Here is a jewelry box made with segments then cut on the Ringmaster lathe.

 

 

 

 

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    I've never seen a straight sided piece like that.  Looks like it would take multiple glue ups of the same size?  I like it, quite unique.

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    That’s correct Dan, but out of each glue up you can get 6 to 8 straight sided rings. One each for the lid and base though.  These round boxes are one of the most popular craft show items.  The larger sizes I make 2 or 3 trays for, the smaller sizes just get a lid.  They don’t have to be segmented either if you have some nice stable lumber.  You can make that style in a hurry!  Thanks for your comment.

    19 minutes ago, HandyDan said:

    I've never seen a straight sided piece like that.  Looks like it would take multiple glue ups of the same size?  I like it, quite unique.

     

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    Looks awesome!

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    Very nice.  Great job!

     

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    Beautiful.  A tutorial would be great.  

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