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Glorified Pencil Box

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Having posted a pic or two a while ago on FB of the 'Last Job of the Decade'
my cousin 'oop narth' in Preston asked if he could have one as well:

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Nothing fancy; straight forward dovetails in quarter sawn oak with a quarter sawn oak lid, veneered base. I decided to mitre the corners on the top as if this isn't done, you end up with a little square hole each side which needs to be filled. Finished with three coats of Peacock Oil, two of Osmo-PolyX and a couple of applications of Alfie Shine - Rob
 
That's cute, I like it. Doing a stopped groove neatly is very difficult, so the mitred dovetail is a sensible alternative.

Preston? Has that re-grown? I nuked it after it tried hard to kill us on our Land's End/ John O'Groats bike ride 7 or 8 years ago.
 
Andyp":1x0h7ecm said:
What sort of glorified pencils will go in this box? :)

Just oddments of oak that were loafing around, though I did have to slice a bit off a bigger piece to get the sliding lid. The same sort as in my box Andy though of a different type as he suffers from different ailments - Rob
 
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