Suspended !

[Tony Ward]

A recently completed two drawer bandsawn box, Australian Red Cedar, 20cm tall (approx.)

[David Weaver]

That's one of the more interesting pieces I've seen in a while. Very well done.

[Grant Wilkinson]

Now I have to burn my bandsaw boxes and strive to do much better work.

Brilliant piece, Tony

[Aaron Hamilton]

Tony,
I am ridiculously impressed! How did you even come up w/ such a "gnarly" design, all those compound curves...are you an engineer?

You wouldn't be willing to do a little tutorial on that showing the blank + each cut = the finished product would you?

Thanks!

[Garth Keel]

Like Aaron suggested, a how to explanation so those of us not quite so talented can learn.

[Cliff Rohrabacher]

Quite nice.

[Ryan Bess]

Thanks, now I will have difficulty looking at any project I've done over the past two years without vomiting. Outstanding job!!!

[Tony Ward]

Thank you for the kind words.

It will take a little while to develop WIP plans.

Good Health

[Eugene A. Manzo III]

You need to call this Abstract Art and sell it for a million
bucks. VERY VERY NICE:D

[David Tiell]

That is very sharp and wonderfully interesting! I have always wanted to try the bandsawn boxes, but after seeing that, any attempt I make will just end in utter disappointment. I bow to you!:D

[Brian Kent]

Where are the points of entry for the blade?

Fantastic 3 dimensional work!

[Tony Ward]

Where are the points of entry for the blade?

Fantastic 3 dimensional work!

The easiest way to decide where the bandsaw entry point should be is to look for the longest section available along the grain.

In response to a number of request a WIP plan will be developed, however this will take some time owing to other commitments.

It is to be remembered that all I do is make bandsawn boxes and therefore there is an obligation to do better with each new work.

Good Health