Jewelry box to go with humidor

[Bill Wyko]

Here's the teaser for the next build.

[Bill Wyko]

Here's the inlay build. 7 pieces of material stacked & glued together.

Then cut into 30 degree triangles.

Then a test fit for accuracy.

The glue up for 1/2 of the inlay.


Here's the results.

again though, I have to thank Jameel for this method.

[Dean Walker]

Stunning! Great choice of woods. I really like the corners & inlay.

[Tom Welch]

All I can say on that box is WOW! I really really love it. That makes me want to learn to build boxes.

[Skip Spaulding]

Bill, your craftsmanship and detail are amazing!! Your boxes are truly functional art.

[Michael Ward 54]

BEAUTIFUL, I'm impressed with all of your work. What finish did you apply to this box?

[Bill Wyko]

Thank you guys, you truly inspire me as well. The finish is Maclac lacquer. I keep adding coats and blocking it back until it fills the grain. Check out the other one I just posted too. It's more of a burl that a curl.

[Greg Labacz]

Fantastic box!!!! makes me want to try harder at ww. How did you do the trays w/ dividers? Also how did you do those corners?

Greg

[glenn bradley]

I always enjoy your work Bill. The detail and attention each piece gets just plain rocks!

[Bill Wyko]

I can't take credit for the technique used for making the corners. That goes to a wonderful member here, Jameel Abrahm. He uses this technique in the build of his absolutely incredible Oud's. If you can find his step by step build of an Oud. It's incredibly informative.

[Don Bullock]

Bill, that is breathtaking!!! I don't dare show this picture to my wife. She was convinced that your boxes were solely for cigars.

[Bryan Towne]

Wow! That's an awesome jewelry box. What did you use for the finish?