Making an Inlayed Dovetailed Box! (From Home Sawn Timber)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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In this video I am making a sliding lid box for some chess pieces. The carcass of the box is made from ash I milled up a while ago and is constructed with mitred dovetails. The box has to inlayed edge banding strips wrapping around the whole box, the inlay resembles a chess board which is in keeping with the boxes purpose. This video is a step by step build video to show you every process from mill up the timber, planning it flat, hand cutting the dovetails, inlaying the box and finishing it.
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Gorgeous. Love how the inlays reference a chessboard.
Looking forward to the inlay banding videos. This is something I've wanted to do for a long time. Thanks,
Hi Scott, I'm glad. I'm going to be doing a lot more edge banding videos!
Really well done Sean. Loved the pace of the video too, good production skills!
Hi Rob, thank you very much! That's great, i don't find video editing it easiest thing, so I'm glad to hear that! see you in the next video
It’s a beautiful box, beautifully made and your happy personality brightens up lockdown!
Wow, high praise. thank you so much. I'm thrilled you enjoyed the video and the box!
Beautiful as usual, love the edge banding and that frame with the banding, that's really nice.
Thank you Greg! thrilled you like the banding. Good news, I'm going to be doing a lot more of it ahah
Good day Sean! Well done in general... but the bark pull.... freakin' brilliant. Much respect for your attention to detail. It does add to the whole effort when one knows this came from what most see as firewood .You done it again brother! Thanks for your efforts of sharing. BYW I love how your comment in the edit and not while you work, it makes for a very enjoyable presentation.
Hi Richard, thank you very much. I'm glad you like the bark handle. I was wondering what people would think of that. It's good to hear you like the narration aswell. I will do more of it for you!
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Outstanding as always shame about the t it who put a thumbs down...... obviously jealous of the skills you've gained
Hey mate, thanks a lot. yeah it's a bit annoying, seems like there's one guy that does it to all my videos hahah
Very nice! Yes on edge banding video looking forward to it.
Hi Bruce! A lot more to come!
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That's a beautiful box and you did an brillant job explaining how you made it! - Ed
Thank you very much! thrilled you liked the video and got something out of it!
Every video you put out is better than the last! Cant wait to see more! Thanks Sean
Hey Brian, Thank you so much! Hopefully I keep it up ahah!
@@SeanEvelegh oh man, I'm sure of it!
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Very nice project, I like the look o the ash. The mitered dovetail joints are very interesting as well, I have not seen that before.
And those segmented vases already look stunning! The small one really reminds me of the vases Kyle Toth makes, very elegant.
I look forward to the upcoming videos!
HI Paul, thank you very much! yeah the mitred dovetails are very nice, and a bit harder and take more time to make. Yeah i was inspired my kyle toth a lot. He's a great maker! I'm looking forward to showing you the upcoming builds!
Awesome box love you work thank you for sharing your work.All I can say is WOW
Hi Ken, thank you for a very nice comment! I'm thrilled you like my work. I'm looking forward to showing you more
Oh man Sean what a great video, top notch! And what a beautiful box, I LOVE the inlay!
Thanks Jolien, really glad you liked it, I'll be making more inlay videos very soon!
Excellent work...👍🏻
Thank you Stuart! Thrilled you liked it
Great box. Great video. You just need to make a chess board and turn and carve your own pieces now. I look forward to the vase build. Keep it up.
HI David, thank you very much. ahah I have actually made a chess board and set before. but could always make another ;) I'm looking forward to showing you the vase build!
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Nicely done Sean (again) 😁. More fine quality woodwork. Great tip about the bottom groves... I have made this mistake so many times (normally all on video) and end up trying to fill the ends... it sometimes works.. I need to work smarter 🤔. Fantastic use if the word "Smoosh".. by the way 😂. Stay safe Sean and keep up the top quality 😁👍
Thank you frank! yeah the mitre looks great and in very functional with those grooves. haha glad you like the narration! stay safe to mate!
That is a gorgeous looking box, loved the details you put into it. fantastic work.
The tip about using mitred dovetails on carcass's rather that square dovetails was really useful., thank you. I've been sketching some plans for my first box project build and have now changed it to having mitred dovetails instead of the normal butted one's. As soon as all this Covid craziness is over and i can hopefully get some time off work, i'll be getting started on it :-)
Hey Man! thanks for watching and commenting. Glad you liked the mitred dovetails and inlay. I hope your box turns out well!
Hi nice video! I really like that log slicer. Where did you find that? Thank you!
The dark areas are known as Olive Ash because of its similarity to Olive wood. It's caused by a non-damaging bacteria. Your wood isn't a particular stunning (sorry!) example. Your particular ash tree probably wasn't that old, given the width of your boards, thus not allowing the "Olive wood" time to develop. Anyway, the box is stunning.
Hi there, thanks so much for your comment, very helpful
Will you ever try your hand a batch producing something with sales in mind? If so a video detailing iterations of streamlining the process would be great
Hey man, thanks for watching and your comment. Yes I have thought about it. It's something I might do in the future
Have you ever done flocking inside of boxes? I would be interested in seeing a jewelry box
Also... Inlay banding!!!!!!
I knew you would be happy with the inlay!
Hey Lucy, I have thought about doing lining, but not flocking. I know some people who have tried that and they say it's not that durable and sort of falls off the walls?
Hi ! May I know what is the one piece of metal to scratch the inlay? what is that tool?
I used a two flat flute end mill cutter in a router
I am stuck on you saying you need to take a chain saw training course for your license.
There are courses you can go on, to teaching you how to operate a chainsaw correctly and how to to cut down a tree safely. At the end of the course you get a license, so you can use the chainsaw outside of private property and get paid. It illegal in the UK if you don't have the license.
Wood you look at that
It is wood! your correct