Trying to match the existing..

[steven c newman]

Little box..
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Getting close....
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Might try to find a few labels?

Even duplicated the cutter stowage
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Not sure how all these parts were packed into the box
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I guess this will just have to do.....

[David Eisenhauer]

Nice. How many finger joints did you have to cut?

[Mike Holbrook]

Nice!

They Look like Bee boxes, which tend to use finger joints, although beekeepers tend to call them dovetails for some reason. Did you cut those by hand? I am making boxes to hold tools too, getting ready for a move.

[mike holden]

Not sure where I found these, but they may helpcutters2_SW_all.pngp13-stanley-no-45-box-graphics-top-decal.jpg p14-stanley-no-45-box-graphics-side-stanley-decal.jpg p15-stanley-no-45-box-graphics-side-no-45-decal.jpgno45_sw_labels_green_8x10.pngHope these help.
Mike

[steven c newman]

Four cornera= four sets of fingers My first through fourth ever setsof finger joints, all by hand.

[steven c newman]

Handsawn, then pop the waste out with a chisel. Dovetails were getting a bit boring to do, anyway. Existing box was finger jointed, I thought I might as well give them a try.

[steven c newman]

Thanks!! The 45 for tis box came from Roxton Pond, Que. Canada. I will see IF I can print these out...thanks.

[David Eisenhauer]

Good one Mike.

[steven c newman]

Looking like I am getting closer to the finish line, now..
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[steven c newman]

Varnish is now on..
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For some reason, I didn't finish the insides.....maybe at a later date, eh?

Need to find out where the boss put the printer paper.....then maybe I'll try to print a few labels......IF I can find the Roxton Pond labels....

[steven c newman]

Thanks to Mike's little post about labels
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Printed out a few, cut them out, spray adhesive to attach...hoping I get then in the right spots
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will do for now...

[steven c newman]

Well, calling it done, for now. Will be on the lookout for the two match cutters, the depth stop for the slitter, and maybe a screwdriver. Plane is to be a user in the shop. OEM box is to be displayed on a shelf..empty.

Fun little box to build, though.

[mike holden]

Glad they were useful to you. Box looks great.
Mike

[Chris Hachet]

Fantastic little project!

[James Pallas]

Nice box Steven. That 45 has a nice new home. I think you will find it useful too. i use mine a good bit. A little finicky to set up at first, after a few set ups no problem getting it to work.
Jim