Just a little box.. That was the request.

[Kelly C. Hanna]

Wow...talk about stunning!!!

[Bob Childress]

Great techniques and great workmanship! Thanks for sharing. You're an inspiration.

[Doug Shepard]

Shazam! Glad you decided to start wading in the creek.

[Jay Knoll]

Really really nice wonderful work, outstanding! Fantastic beautiful job. Now that I"ve run out of adjectives, thanks for posting, we look forward to more.

Jay

[Richard Wolf]

Beautiful work.

Richard

[Tony Ward]

Mark,

I would also like to join the growing list of those offering their congratulations - well done - inspirational!

[Kent Cartwright]

Very nice job! The wood combo is sweet :-)

[George Robin]

One word....OUTSTANDING!

You make me feel like I'm a wood butcher.

Great work and tutorial
George

[Ron Robinson]

Mark,


Again, this is why I love "The Creek". A hacker like me is exposed to work like this on a daily basis. Beautiful doesn't come close.

Also good to see another central Ohioan. Let me know when you start giving shop tours.

Ron Robinson

[Dennis Peacock]

Absolutely outstanding.....Beautiful and very good execution of attention to detail. Congrats on a piece very well done. I wanna be able to do that when I grow up.

[Steve Wargo]

Excellent Piece. I like it a lot. Nice job.

[Julio Navarro]

I think this place (SMC) has the webs largest gathering of master woodworkers and artists, your work, Mark, bears that out.

[Keith Cope]

Very nice indeed! I'm even more in awe that you have done this with a new baby--mine just turned one and it's been tough to find time to look at the shop much less accomplish anything in it!

[Mike Null]

I usually give my jewlery boxes away as gifts and they're always appreciated. But after seeing your work I think I'm going back to golf.

Thanks for sharing.

[jeremy levine]

Fantastic. In every way. I sang "Your are my sunshine" to my little girl for a while she thought I wrote the song for her. The details are wonderful and seem organic not one "note" to many. What a gift.

Now do the whole project over and photograph every step..

How did you do the details around ( parrallel ) to the dovetails. ?