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Making a surprise box for my wife. This one is a pretty good size one. I can’t remember the wood type. It is going to be a whiskey barrel. I used silver/grey miliput for the steel bands. I will use a thin plywood for the top with a cork for the handle.

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Another view of acorn box with lid removed. Real acorn is from burr oak and is about the size of a golf ball.

100mm dia with Antique button insert a new shape for me What do you think

Releaf 11 Wood: Rimu Length: 240mm (9-1/2") Height: 75mm (3") Outside finish: Danish oil Inside finish: Air brushed with iridescent paint and lacquer This is my piece for the winged lidded box challenge and the first lidded box in this series. The handle was the biggest...

Releaf 11 Wood: Rimu Length: 240mm (9-1/2") Height: 75mm (3") Outside finish: Danish oil Inside finish: Air brushed with iridescent paint and lacquer This is my piece for the winged lidded box challenge and the first lidded box in this series. The handle was the biggest...

This is the inside view of the abalone bead inset. This ash lidded bowl is 5 1/2" w x 3" h with 2" walnut finial

Ash Lidded Bowl with Walnut Finial and Abalone Bead Decoration inside lid. 5 1/2" w x 3" h with 2" finial. This bowl was a real design change. The original piece had a couple of wormholes show up at the last minute and I had to cut the whole middle section out so made it lidded...

Spalted Hackberry and African Blackwood. 7" x 4"

Alternate view of end-grain box with snap-fit lid. Made from Black Walnut with Black Ash Burl accents. 4.5" high X 3.5" diameter.

End-grain box with snap-fit lid. Made from Black Walnut with Black Ash Burl accents. 4.5" high X 3.5" diameter.

This lidded box was referred to as "Tweety Bird's Urn" :) by a fellow woodturner. The Sorby texturing tool was used to make the spirals.

This is a beautiful and unusually colored piece of black locust with sapwood. The yellow sapwood is not stained! The lid and foot are made of cherry that was tinted for more contrast.

Vessel is about 9 inches tall by 6 inches wide.

Pair of lidded boxes from Walnut, Bubinga, and Curly Maple. Approximately 4 1/2" tall x 2 3/4" dia. I am a newbie turner (and photographer). Please let me know what you think. I believe I thought too much about trying to get a nice lid fit, and shape the inside and not enough on...

Think I'll trick anybody? I've read the posts about the toothpick holder article in Wood Magazine. Unfortunately when I went to the bookstore I couldn't find the magazine, so I had to wing it. It was fun to figure it out on my own...I like a challenge. The plug/stem/lid is all one piece.

Or is it? Turned from Sapele (from Wizzy). The "lid" is walnut, and the finial & "collar" are Maple. Measures 5"x2.75". Finish is 3 parts each DNA, BLO, & Shellac (recipe from E. Bud).

A burl-capped lidded vessel with a tall finial in Tasmanian Myrtle and TransTint-dyed holly. The goal of this piece was to preserve as much of the burl characteristic as possible without placing the natural edge burl on the bottom. Base: 1 3/4" dia. Overall Height: 10 3/8&quot...

Lidded Box 2-5/16" x 2-3/4" Ornamental Plum box with Spalted Dogwood and Crape Myrtle Inlay. Gel Poly The inlay was inspired by a Dick Sing Demo, and the spalted dogwood was provided free by a vendor at a local symposium. (Thanks Mike!) I cut down the diseased Ornamental Plum...