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Everybody loves boxes - especially woodworkers. After all, they're easy to make, make great gifts, and are perfect for honing your skills. Creating Beautiful Boxes With Inlay Techniques is a practical, easy- to understand working manual to building elegant boxes in an array of shapes, colors and sizes. Rich in information, Doug Stowe's book details everything you need to know - from tips on tools to specific wood recommendations to sources of hard-to-find materials. Nothing has been left out or left to chance. Each project - the sculpted pecan box, the routed box with sliding top, the band saw box, and more - is lavishly illustrated with color photographs of the finished project, detailed drawings and cutting lists, and step-by-step photos so precise and vivid that you could probably build the projects without reading a word (there are more than two dozen of these illustrating the first simple project alone)!
Projects include: • Koa box • Pen box • Stamp box • Triangle box • Walnut box with spalted maple inlay • Checkerboard inlay box • Sculpted pecan box • CD cabinet • Tea chest • Cherry dovetailed jewelry box • Jewelry cabinet • Earring chest • Fiddleback maple jewelry chest What's more, Creating Beautiful Boxes With Inlay Techniques gives you the know-how to design your own adaptations of these and other projects. So no matter your experience' or shop size, you'll be inlaying your own boxes with confidence and flawless fits, time after time, in no time at all. About the Author Doug Stowe is a professional furniture designer/craftsman and box maker. He lives on a wooded hillside overlooking Eureka Springs, Arkansas. His boxes have been carried around the world as gifts by governors of Arkansas and are available for purchase in galleries throughout the United States. His furniture has been featured in Woodworker's Journal and Fine Woodworking. |
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