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- I made a wooden jewelry box with a carved lid as a commission. This piece is a gift to celebrate a fifth wedding anniversary. The only requests from the client were to have a drawer and a small section for a watch. The main box is made from Swiss Pear. The removable watch box is made from English Sycamore.
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Thanks to Saburrtooth for providing excellent rotary carving bits for this project. You can check out all the tools I used in this video at: www.saburrtooth.com and use the code CURTIS10 for 10% off.
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Ok my favorite parts: chiseling and that little itty piece of wood being inserted in. Whoooo. That satisfying feeling.
It’s just as satisfying to make as to watch 😎
Nothing not to adore about this. The timber, the skills, the aesthetic - and the video quality
Beautiful work again Erik. I'll bring you a #2 Phillips if I ever get to your shop. Made me cringe stripping that brass screw on the final detail lol. Cheers
Thank you tik tok to made it possible to find this channel. These sounds are precious!
I love this video. The craftsmanship and skill is so far beyond where I am and probably where I will get to. The simplicity of the lack of voiceover…, thank you.
Just wow
Since discovering your channel I have learnt a lot, but probably the most important lesson I have taken from you is twofold . . . take your time and think about each “phase” of the operation. It’s taken me far too many years to realise that creating something beautiful doesn’t happen overnight, but being thoughtful, careful and patient will get you there in the end. Thanks, Erik, you have helped this old timer to enjoy his woodwork much more than you will ever know.
That made me smile my guy. I appreciate that feedback!
The sounds of the band saw, router and table saw brought back memories of making sawdust with my dad. He didn't have a planer or jointer but somehow made everything fit. I acquired some of his tools when he passed. Thank you for bringing back the sounds and smells of his shop.
Beautiful box Eric without being over the top. Thank you for the video.👍👍
While I love your usual commentary, this was a pleasing way of changing things up and allowing us a hyper focus on the sights and sounds of a true artist at work. Keep up the great content!
Thank you!
Exquisite work! Swiss Pear and English Sycamore, I was clueless so I googled them...exotic hardwoods. I especially like the whiteness of the English Sycamore and the brass pins. Lovely gift to give and receive!
Thank you! Yes I really love how pale the Sycamore remained. Contrasts beautifully with the warm tones of the pear!
Great build. Simplicity with elegance. Also, I can't understand how someone gave this build a "ThumbsDown."
Beautiful. Love it. This is exactly the kind of work I want to be able to do one day. Thanks for sharing
Beautiful work, and I think this is the best video I've seen or yours, Eric. (I'm a subscriber!) The sound track (just the sounds of woodworking) was perfect, as was the camera work. Very interested to see you you carved the top with power rasps. Thanks!
Gorgeous work. I’ve been loving your videos and they’ve been inspiring me to make more, and to have more fun in my garage workshop.
I have question on this project: was the larger box itself all made from those first two boards? 4/4 or 6/4 resawn to half the thickness to get the long sides, too and bottom out of the larger board, and the ends from the smaller board? (I’m about to start making small boxes from 4/4 and 6/4 hardwood, and trying to figure out if I can make a whole box from as little wood as you showed at the start).
I really like the carved tops on your box designs. I’m gonna do one along those lines pretty soon. Awesome videos all around
Beautiful work (the box and the video). Very soothing to watch.
Great piece! I especially like the half lap on the lid matching the height of the sides. A nice touch
Thank you! Cheers!
You make it look so easy, my dude. Seeing your patience and precision in executing the details is simply gratifying. Thanks for sharing. 🤙🏼
Thank you so much brother 👊
Wow great work on the box and that was an amazing video to watch.
Thank you 😁
Definitely going to borrow that lid design idea…
Gorgeous box, love the details and high workmanship. Film is just as well crafted too. Mahalo for sharing! 🙂🐒
Thank you! 😁
Beautiful work as usual. Would love to hear a voiceover in terms of why and how you go about things. I always find your insight very valuable. Keep it up dude.
Thank you my man. I'll really consider that for the future but for now I'm enjoying playing with this silent format.
@@ENCurtis I’ll enjoy it either way. Look forward to the next one.
as always, UNBELIEVABLE work and detail ... CONGRATULATIONS
Thank you 😁😁
That is awesome! Nice work.
Thanks man!
Loving the wave effect on the top of the box, I am playing around with texture effects at the moment, great inspirational content - thanks 🙏
Totally beautiful. Fantastic job. Thanks for sharing. God Bless.
Thank you! Cheers!
Amazing work! Love the detail you put into your work😎 That box lid is really cool!
Thanks!
Very nice. Love the details.
Damn that's slick
Thanks brother 😎👊
Beautiful work!
Thank you so much!
Beautifully built box 👍
Thank you 😁
Truly amazing...
B A Utiful
Beautiful
Thanks!
Absolutely beautiful
Thank you 😊
Just excellent.
Потрясающая работа мой друг!
When I first saw this pop-up on my feed as a tiny thumbnail of the sculptured top, I though "Ooo Bacon" (I follow a couple of channels where they smoke meat), turned out that your video is even more succulent than bacon (question to self; "how is wood "succulent"?... asking for a fiend )
I just had to watch you one more time.
Awesome!!!! I love the top. Great design. What finish did you apply?
Thanks! It’s my mix of urethane, oil, and wax. You can find the ingredients in my Instagram stories 👍
What school do you teach in ?
I’m new to woodworking what’s the name of the tool you used to get the box lid top detailing?
It’s called a flex shaft or a die grinder 👍
@@ENCurtis cheers bud! found the youtube from insta, cracking stuff
ya mann, you can put your wood in there
Hmmm... I finally followed Ann's advice and took Woodprix. It's great for beginners and has some advanced stuff too.
You do not talk I do not I do not watch. Julien
Word. Thanks for the update, Julien. I was worried how you liked it this whole time.
😂😂