Here's What Happens When Boxes are not Supervised

[sean m. titmas]

last night after i finished making the frame for my new work bench i played around with some scraps of Lyptus and this interesting box took shape. it needs some sanding and scraping and a coat of oil.

[Ed Sallee]

That's pretty cool, Sean.....

Always fun to do something "unplanned"....

[John Thompson]

Very nice Sean.. I like the way you softned them with the gentle roll. Nice touch...

Back to fixing mistakes. I intentionally make them so I can fix them as I just love to fix mistakes.

Sarge..

[sean m. titmas]

Very nice Sean.. I like the way you softned them with the gentle roll. Nice touch...

Back to fixing mistakes. I intentionally make them so I can fix them as I just love to fix mistakes.

Sarge..

thanks John, i was going for the cottage look with a thatched roof that might be seen in a fairy tale or lord of the rings.

everybody is capable of making a mistake but it takes real talent to turn a mistake into perfection.

[Matt Armstrong]

I like the funky splines. It may not be ultimately all that visually appealing but at least it's creative / experimental, right? I would display them proudly.

[John Thompson]

thanks John, i was going for the cottage look with a thatched roof that might be seen in a fairy tale or lord of the rings.

everybody is capable of making a mistake but it takes real talent to turn a mistake into perfection.

I love thatched roofs Sean. Beats sleeping in the rain and I have done that more than I care to do. ha.. ha...

Sarge..

[Chris Tsutsui]

I like the splines. 3 is a good number because it's odd. heh

Those boxes do look pretty neat and I don't know how you beveled the sides round like that to make those wooden mushroom boxes.

If I had to do that I'd maybe use a table saw with tilted blade for an angled recess and then sand it a bunch or something... I'm not quite sure what would be easiest though.