First bandsaw box

[David Wilson]

This is my first attempt at a bandsaw box. Put a new 1/4" lenox blade on my new Rikon bandsaw and it cut though the cherry like a hot knife through butter. The handles are made from a scrap of black walnut. Did make a mistake in not making the droor fronts thick enough and the bearing on the router bit over ran the front and cut a small divet in the front. (Live and learn) Finished with spray poly and swadetex for the drawer interiors. Thanks for looking.http://www.sawmillcreek.org/attachme...1&d=1132426962

[Michael Stafford]

Dave, that is pretty cool. I like those boxes and it is about the only kind of box I haven't built. I actually bought Lois Ventura's book on bandsawn boxes, glued up a blank, laid it out and sawed it apart. Then I proceeded to knock it off the bench where it fell on the floor and shattered. I said some bad words and swept up the pieces. Since then I haven't considered band sawn boxes very much. But seeing your beautiful job I may just have to give it another try. Good work!!!

[Bernie Weishapl]

Dave they are beautiful boxes. Nice work. That is next on my list to learn. I love them. My wife also wants to learn.

[John Hart]

Very nice Dave!! Yeah...Me too...I want to make one...never seem to get around to it....then I see this great work and it pushes me again. Thanks for showing it. I've always liked the cherry/walnut combo.

[John Bailey]

Pretty good Dave, I've just gotta get me a bandsaw!!

John

[Chris Barton]

hey Dave,

That looks great!

[Dick Parr]

Great job Dave. That looks like it was fun to make, very nice.

[Tyler Howell]

You'll never forget your first! Nice one Dave.

[John Miliunas]

Nice box, Dave! So tell me, hands sore from hours of sanding??? Anyhow, great job for a "first"! That's how we learn, my friend!

[David Wilson]

Thanks for all your kind words. John, most of the sanding was done with OSS & ROS. did final hand sanding before last coat of poly with 800 grit.