Creative Woodworks & crafts 2000-03, страница 56

No. 2!

Designed by Rick Moran from the December 1995 issue

SUPPLIES

Wood: cherry—two pieces 1-3/4" x 5-1/2" x 11" Tools: band saw; table saw; drum or spindle sander; jack plane or smoothing plane; palm sander; belt sander; scraper Temporary-bond spray adhesive One pair brass hinges, 1" x 3/4" One hinged catch Sandpaper, assorted grits Wood glue Oil finish of choice

Scrap 1/4" plywood (for bottom pocket-blank

template—see instructions) Cotton cloth

INSTRUCTIONS

introduction

This delightful band saw box makes a fantastic place to keep your favorite jewelry. The bottom of the box is cut from one board and the top is cut from the other.

Square and cut the lumber

Size your stock and square the sides. Make sure the two boards are a uniform thickness of 1-3/4", and label which will be the top and which will be the bottom. Rip a 9/16" wide strip off both sides of each board (see Fig. 1), again labeling them for later assembly.

Make the pocket blanks

The two largest components of this project are the upper and lower pocket blanks. Transfer the full size patterns to the edge of the corresponding pocket blank.

56