treasure box woodworking plans
Hi Everyone,
Well the weather has certainly improved over yesterday and its warmer. And I remembered I do have a piece of red colored wood so we can move forward and make a lid for the tea box. Lets go down to the wood shop and take a look:
I had a large piece of tiger wood in stock that had gotten shoved underneath a pile of hickory and so I pulled it out and cut off a portion large enough to cut a lid out of . I also had a smaller piece of Brazilian cherry suitable for a knob so Ive marked them for cutting:
Ive cut the lid into a circle and cut a small block for the know and left that square. The knob serves two purposes: it provides an attachment point for the lid while its being turned and it also provides a handle to pick up the lid. Since the whole lid-knob thing will be subjected to a lot of physical stress while turning, this whole thing has to be securely put together. So Ive drilled holes in the knob and the lid and inserted a wood screw inside and then screwed and glued them together with superglue and clamped the whole thing together for an hour:
Well come back to this shortly for turning. While the glue hardens I decided to finish a couple of trays out of black ash and hickory and here they are:This is hickory:
This is black ash:
These will make really nice trays.Ok, Im going to finish a cup of coffee and go back to the wood shop and take a look at the tea box lid.
See you in my posting.
VW
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