A seamless box from a single block of wood!
This is an intersting project that can be done with a single block of wood and a bandsaw. A fully equipped shop is not needed to make these beautiful boxes. It cannot be simpler and enables you to create a very unique keepsake box with minimal planning, measuring and machining. Basically, you saw a chunk of wood, take some parts away, glue the remaining pieces back together. You end up with a beautiful box where the grain matches all around and the pieces fit perfectly. Beware, once you have done one, it will be addictive.
All tools and materials will be provided.
All skill levels are welcome, but this class will move at a pace comfortable for a beginner making their first bandsaw box.
Students will receive 20% off any purchases they make on the day of the workshop. Festool, Woodpeckers, and plywood excluded.
An assortment of sandwiches will be provided for lunch.
An accomplished life-long woodworker and woodturner, Louis likes to share his passion by teaching and bringing people into woodworking through utilitarian pieces that can be appreciated by friends and relatives. While focusing on basic techniques and safety, he is always looking for oppurtunities to create distinctive pieces that require some research into more advanced woodworking skills. He lives in the Ottawa area and be reached at lbtourneur@gmail.com
If you have any questions, please e-mail: workshops@kjpselecthardwoods.com
In-Store Pickup: Most orders are completed within 2 business days. We will contact you via email when your order is ready for pickup.
Shipping: Most orders are packaged and ready for shipping within 2 to 4 business days of ordering.
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A bit thinner then others and not much grain pattern. So great option for staining or painting.
Excellent blades. No tear out on the bottom when cutting plywood. They hold up very well in many different hardwoods.
this is the first time purchasing this and it is great. Works well and great color Love the folks at KJP
