Knife Display Box

I hope this will be of benefit to you, just don't horn in on my eBay market. :)

Maybe I'll do a box give away one day or perhaps you might have something to trade for a box (something I can use :) )



If anyone makes a box based on the tutorial I'd like to see photos.
 
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MAKE SURE YOU PLACE THE MAGNETS IN CORRECTLY SO THEY ATTRACT EACH OTHER. Otherwise, the lid will keep popping up and you will never get it closed.
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Now THAT is something I would do!!! Thanks again for the great tutorial!!!!
 
daveinvegas said:
I hope this will be of benefit to you, just don't horn in on my eBay market. :)

Maybe I'll do a box give away one day or perhaps you might have something to trade for a box (something I can use :) )
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I can give you a high five for a box ;):D
 
THANKS Dave! Nice tutorial! I don't have a table for my router so would probably make a frame/fence/jig for the router to run up against while it and the board were clamped down to the bench. I think where I would likely mess up the most is with cutting and gluing the felt in place. I suspect I would be able to bugger that up a whole bunch of different ways.
 
Well, Phil,

You'll just have to make a table for the router. Uh, I can't do a tutorial for that, tho.

Yep, just make jigs and fences for your router and plunge the router bit into the wood. Works the same and I think it might be a bit safer as well.

I have to use a table because I don't have a work table big enough to place jigs and fences on it.

If you saw my shop you would laugh your ass off.

I'm set up in a 6x9 laundry room off the patio/balcony/porch thingy. And part of that space is taken up by the washer and dryer stuff. I barely have a 4 foot square to stand in.

I have to move one tool off the table and put another on it to use em.

My shop is so small I have to use part of the kitchen, actually most of the kitchen as a shop when I make Kydex items.

Anyway, the felt isn't too hard to work with. Just take it one step at a time and don't rush it.
 
very nice, ive been making shadow box display and picture frames for 3 years i need a few more tools to be better but your doing good. I love doing stuffin maple and mahogany. I would never wanna do boxes in iron wood wow that would be tuff lol
 
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