woodworking bread box
As hard as it is for me to believe, its time for another birthday present for my boy. He loves to draw, so I decided on making a box to hold all his pencils, crayons etc.
Now normally my posts start from the beginning and follow the creation process through to the product. This ones going to be different - mostly because as the time crunch came on, the picture taking pretty much stopped.
So here it is, a bit backwards, but hopefully still worthwhile.
The completed box:





The beginning:



The first involves shortening one end section to allow the top to slide in and out of the grooves. I rip down the center of the groove and then plane the remaining waste down to the bottom of the groove (well, "bottom" when the piece is oriented as it is in the finished box). It is easy to go too far, and then the lid does not fit snug; there is a gap between it and the end of the box. My improved technique is to first take a pencil and draw a line down the back corner of the remaining groove. As soon as this planes off, I stop. Pretty simple, but pretty darn effective. Why did it take me so long to think of that?


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