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[email protected] (WARRENRN1)

22/01/2004 2:26 AM

PENCIL BOXES

back again... my wife loved the jewelry box i made for her.... she even liked
the part where i had borrowed one of her needlepoint projects to cover the
lid...

onward....

i want to make her a fancy pencil box for her desk at work.... i have the wood
already picked out... black walnut with wavy maple inlay.... and it will have
a high gloss finish on it......
the only problem that i am having is the final dimension..... i can't really
find plans for a *pencil box* but wondering if 4"(w) x 10" (l) x 2" (h) is a
good proportion for a pencil box. i am planning to use barrel hinges.

any suggestions would be accomodated and appreciated


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Jim K

in reply to [email protected] (WARRENRN1) on 22/01/2004 2:26 AM

23/01/2004 4:54 AM

I don't mean this to be a smart aleck answer, but how about measureing
a pencil?

On 22 Jan 2004 02:26:03 GMT, [email protected] (WARRENRN1) wrote:

>back again... my wife loved the jewelry box i made for her.... she even liked
>the part where i had borrowed one of her needlepoint projects to cover the
>lid...
>
>onward....
>
>i want to make her a fancy pencil box for her desk at work.... i have the wood
>already picked out... black walnut with wavy maple inlay.... and it will have
>a high gloss finish on it......
>the only problem that i am having is the final dimension..... i can't really
>find plans for a *pencil box* but wondering if 4"(w) x 10" (l) x 2" (h) is a
>good proportion for a pencil box. i am planning to use barrel hinges.
>
>any suggestions would be accomodated and appreciated
>

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"Anthony Diodati"

in reply to [email protected] (WARRENRN1) on 22/01/2004 2:26 AM

21/01/2004 10:57 PM

Build a mock up that size, real quick,Pine and brads, and let her take it
work for a test drive.
Tony D.
"WARRENRN1" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> back again... my wife loved the jewelry box i made for her.... she even
liked
> the part where i had borrowed one of her needlepoint projects to cover the
> lid...
>
> onward....
>
> i want to make her a fancy pencil box for her desk at work.... i have the
wood
> already picked out... black walnut with wavy maple inlay.... and it will
have
> a high gloss finish on it......
> the only problem that i am having is the final dimension..... i can't
really
> find plans for a *pencil box* but wondering if 4"(w) x 10" (l) x 2" (h) is
a
> good proportion for a pencil box. i am planning to use barrel hinges.
>
> any suggestions would be accomodated and appreciated
>
>


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