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These are literally the easiest boxes I have made.  I make woodworking movies, how to's, and review. I hope you enjoy what I produce and subscribe to see more from me! Learn how to make a simple jewelry box with FREE plans that requires no special hardware. Perfect to build for your first woodworking box project!  The drum sander is going to allow me to make custom sized stock without tearout in heavily figured wood. I’ll also be doing some bookmatching for the top and no, that’s not pairing up all my Dr. Seuss books. Since the top is a friction fit, you don’t need any special hardware for the jewelry box. This is a great way to try out box making and you can add hinges, locks, drawers, trays, etc. as you progress in your skills. This is actually only my second try at a wooden jewelry box, so you can see it’s not hard to do!. Weekend Project: These boxes are so easy and fun to make, you won’t know when to stop. Grab a few small pieces of wood and see where this basic starting point takes you. Make a Simple Textured Box. Photos by Rob Brown. Info: Difficulty – 2/5 length/time – 2/5 cost – 1/5 special tools – miscellaneous texturing tools. Once I got the general approach of how I was going to build these boxes down, I could knock them off pretty quickly. An assortment of different coloured wood species, heights and widths makes for a pretty interesting collection of boxes. Even as simple art items, these boxes would.
Feb 15,  · Measure the bottom board directly against your box. I just make a pencil mark instead of using a measuring tape. Glue the sides and the bottom together at the same time, to keep everything square. Clamp to dry, again taking care not to tighten the clamps very much. When the glue is dry, remove the clamps and measure for your lid. After determining the thickness of your wood, open your pattern in Illustrator. 1. Select the group of lines representing slots. 2. Change the line thickness to the thickness of your wood minus one kerf thickness of your laser. 3. Expand the group of lines by hitting Object>Expand. Now they are a group of blocks. 4. With the right plans, materials, and equipment, you can construct this simple wooden box, as shown here. Materials. 1" (7/8") x 6" x 30" Pine (or wood of choice): One Piece for the Front, Back, and two Sides. 1" x 10" x 24" Pine (or wood of choice): One piece for the Top and Bottom Panels. 1" x 1" x 24" Red Cedar (or other Hard Wood Material of choice): One piece for the four, Corner Posts.

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