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This set of boxes was designed to
showcase the miniature finger joints that so often impress other
woodworkers I meet at craft fairs. The case opens in the
center, displaying the drawer fronts of a set of drawers made using
the tiniest finger joints. The joinery of the drawers is
visible through ports in the sides when the box is closed. |
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Folding chest-of-drawers jewelry box, with 12 drawers, walnut with
maple, walnut, and cherry mosaic inlay, drawers are yellow heart and bloodwood, lined with blue felt that gives the box a nice accent.
Extruded brass hinges and magnetic catches.
Cat. no. 2232 |
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This box really focuses your attention on the
precision joinery by incorporating it as a design motif in the
working mechanisms. Mahogany case with yellow heart and bloodwood
for drawers and accents.
3 x 5.35 x 8.5"
Cat. no. 2220 |
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A variety of sizes and decorations. |
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4-drawer and 8-drawer versions in
mahogany with yellow heart and bloodwood drawers and finger-joint latches and hinges.
3 x 3 x 8.5" (top)
3 x 5.25 x 8.5" (bottom)
Cat. no. 2210 (top) and 2220 (bottom) |
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This close-up of the wooden finger-joint
hinges shows the care and precision that make these boxes so
exquisite. |
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The ports that expose the drawer
joinery also serve a functional purpose. Use the holes to push
the drawers open, since there are no drawer pulls to detract from
the bank of drawer fronts. |
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Cat. no's: |
Finger joint
latches and hinges |
Mosaic inlay |
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4-drawer
3 x 3 x 8.5" |
2210 |
2212 |
8-drawer
3 x 5.25 x 8.5" |
2220 |
2222 |
12-drawer
4.5 x 5.25 x 8.5" |
2230 |
2232 |
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