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    A Box

    I normally don't do many boxes but this one was requested as a gift. It is walnut with maple. Sorry for the poor pic but both of my cameras broke in the last month and this was taken form my video camera.

    Bob
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    Bob,

    It's just as well your cameras broke because no one would believe it could be anymore beautiful! Nicley done! I've never turned a segmented box but I will!
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    Bob. I turn a lot of boxes, but nothing even close to this piece. A real beauty!...Bill..

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    Bob - very impressive work! Love the color combination and the form on the box! I am sure it will make an outstanding gift! Seriously - very nice work!
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    Bob that is beautiful. You need to do more of them. I love doing segmented boxes.
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    Bob,

    That is VERY cool. I really like everything about it.

    Lovely color combination, great design, wonderful form and well executed.

    Toney

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    That is so cool!
    Have a Nice Day!

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    Thanks guy's,

    It's not really segmented I haven't done any of that yet. I was given some 4/4 walnut about 2 years ago. It belong to my BIL's grandfather who had passed away. Well one of the BIL's cousin was having a baby and they wanted a keep sake box made from Grandpa Buck's wood for the shower.

    So I had to figure how to make 4/4 into a box so I just glued it up like the layered peppermills I do and turned it off center then glued on the bottom and top ring.

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    That's really nice. The offcenter gives it that little extra style. I'm going to have to try that. Good way to use up some of those cutoffs.
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    Very nice work Bob, I like that a lot.

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    Nice job Bob, great looking box...Bruce

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    Nice work! I especially like the contrasting woods; it wouldn't have been so showy with other woods. Great job.

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    Beautiful. Turning off center was the magic that really sets off the laminations.
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    Nice Design!
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    Wow. A truly beautiful design and color choice. Well done!

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