🛠 Make a Keepsake Box in an Hour.... or Two
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- čas přidán 7. 12. 2019
- In this video I make a very simple Keepsake Box from scrap walnut and ash. I make a lot of these boxes and they are a very good use of the scrap wood I have laying around the shop. Because of its size I can use scraps that aren’t really useful for anything else and turn them into something elegant and useful. This easy to make keepsake or jewelry box can be made quickly and is a lot of fun to make.
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Nice to see an honest video! I was beginning to think I'm the only woodworker who doesn't make perfect miters every time. Well done.
Flooring underlayment - great idea!
It’s on the list of supplies to pick-up.
Thank you!
The simplicity of it is what makes it great. Like you mentioned, it's also a great jumping off point to something a little fancier with extra attention. Thanks for sharing!
"this box is easy" makes the most beautiful box I have ever seen
E;oxy idea was worth the whole video. I've made hundreds of boxes, but this will save a lot of time.
My thoughts exactly, every now and then you learn a little something
Thats about the nicest crosscut sled I have ever seen. Love it!
You made this look so easy. I've watched your video several times and each time I'm amazed at how effortless you made this seem. I know it probably wasn't. Nice work.
I was looking for a keepsake box for my partner but all the ones I found were ugly, too big, too little or too expensive! I sent this video to my dad and we're going to make one for him instead! Thank you for this video! It's going to help a lot!
Love the epoxy on the hinge tip, great way to get the alignment accurate, thanks 👍
came here to say the same thing, thank you.
Nice job! I did find it amusing that you checked for squareness after it had already dried. Anyway, it's a beautiful piece.
I'm making a jewelry box for my sweetheart along the same lines as yours. Your tip on epoxying the hinges will help out a lot. Thanks.
That's a beauty, given its humble origins.
My first youtube comment ever! Thank you for your video. I made the box, I’m a well advanced beginner. I had some challenges and maybe my experience can help others.
My miters did not turn out well. I used dewalt table saw, crosscut sled, blade at 45 deg checked with a speed square for accuracy. So I bought the wood putty referenced in this video. Since I decided to use maple for the box and walnut for the lid, the miters were maple. Used the timbermate maple filler and sanded and they really did not look that good. Dark lines were apparent. Would have done a walnut box if I could do over -the dark color would hide the imperfections better. Or, I would have built a better jig to cut my miters.
Pay close attention to the hinges you buy, screw type and size. Many of rocklers have ROUNDED head screws which means the box will not close. They have to be flush screws.
I used the lid epoxy technique in this video but ran into some trouble due to less than perfect drilling. Next time I would epoxy hinges to the box, then epoxy to the lid. That keeps the screws from pulling the hinges crooked if your drilling is even slightly off. A little bit off goes a long way to crookedness.
All things considered, I have a nice looking box. Thanks again for the video!
Very nice. Clear and concise instructions and as you said lays the ground work for making it your own. Thank you!!
I have watched this video about five times so far. Its simple and well made. I have made a few simple boxes now and thank you for the start. I do look to start dressing them up a bit. They should make great gifts for friends and family.
I like what you did with the keepsake box to make it simple and elegant at the same time. thanks for taking the the time to show us how it is done.
Really enjoyed you taking the time to show your skills; hoping to make a box as you taught here. Thank you!
Great video, perfect for someone trying to get into making boxes
This is the first video that I have noticed that didn't have any thumbs down on it. I enjoy the video. Thanks for sharing it.
Thanks for watching Jess. I'm sure the haters will show up with sore thumbs sooner or later. :-)
Yeah, they’ll come in all “this doesn’t have 12 dovetails. Thumbs down” lol
I like the simplicity of making that box. thanks for the idea ,
It does look easy, thanks for that. I’ve made one box in my life and that was many moons ago. I think I’ll try your way. Thank you sir!
This is perfect! I’m going to make this exact one! Great video!
Excellent. Been thinking of trying to build something like that to give to my three granddaughters and two grandsons.
Lots of really good techniques used here to help me achieve a great looking box, thanks
Simple and elegant! I've built a lot of boxes over the years, they make a great gift for sure.
Nice to hear from you Kortt. Yes, great little gifts!
I also liked the epoxy hinge tip and used it as well. So simple. Thanks
Loved watching this. So detailed.
Excellent instructions and box.
Best box build, I have seen so far. I will try this build,. Thanks
Wonderful work continue on doing what you're doing because you got a gift thanks for sharing that.
I am going to use those hinge tricks on my next box. Thanks for the tips!
Thank you! First time watching one of your videos and I thoroughly enjoyed it!
Really enjoyed the video and the way you presented and described the method of construction best of all the installation of the hinges so thumbs up and you’ve won a new subscriber in GB .
Thanks for so many great ideas!
I'm a newbie. Got a lot of information out of that. Nice push stick. Thx 4 ur vid.
Oh yeah and I love your table saw sled!
Thanks for a great inspiring video, you did it coffin and now with this box build. You know I’m very new to woodworking but I’m going to build a nice box for our family bible that’s been handed down to me. I will send some pics. Thanks again for challenging me.
Enjoyed watching it!
You Sir are a true craftsman.
Thank you!
Interesting way to do the hinges. Well done. Thanks
Great little box.. Good idea for the scraps I have around this place
Thanks for checking in Nick. Always nice to see you stop by!
Very nice box! I've made a few of these lately but not as nice as yours. But, I did find a good idea. I added splines and also a tic tac toe contrasting insert which transformed it into a nice Tea box for the ladies in your life. They are very very popular, a nice kitchen centerpiece and low cost as I use cutoffs mostly. Good Job again! Thanks.
Great job
Nice little box. Makes a nice little gift.
Thanks James. Yes, these little things are always a hit as simple as they are!
this is exactly what i want to build thanks
nice box mr Robinson realy nice than you for sharing
Great vid.. really enjoyed watching
Very well made!
Im diggin the build videos freddie!
Very nice box.
Always a great gift idea. I'm trying my hand at picture frames for gifts this year, some out of cherry and some out of walnut. I'll send you some pictures once I get them done!
Yes! Hey, I learned a long time ago not to underestimate the difficulty of a nice picture frame! Not as easy as it looks! Yes, send pics.
Great job. I got some good ideas.
And you make it look so darn easy Fred. Lol. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching Hamlin. I guess this does seem easy to me because I've built a lot of this style box.
Good video. Well explained how to make a wooden box.
Im really digging the new voice over style for your build videos! As usual, nice f'ing work!!
Thanks Chris. I believe I might have found my mojo again!
Awsome box. It is a project good for some wood inlay or carving. The theme chosen to match who it is made for. Nice job.
Thank you Kalvin. Absolutely on the upgrades. How about laser engraving!
@@GotItMade Yes, even laser engraving! Or, the old fashioned way, the sun and a magnifying glass. You might be suprised what the outcome can be with a magnifying glass.
Great tutorial thanks
Thanks for the video. Keep them coming!
Will do Tim. Thanks for watching!
that's a really neat box, worthy as a gift for sure nice work.
Thanks Steve!
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Bill!
Nice looking box build, I like to router the lid for smooth edge
A Sunday with Feddie and all is right with the world. Hope you put out a vlog before Christmas.
You are too kind Bill. Thank you!
Thanks
Nice idea
More plans can take from it
good job , well done
Excellent build video Fred
Thanks Jim!
keep em coming .... subbed
Very nice gift box. Really enjoyed this one. New subscriber.
my seven year old grandson says thanks 😉
Now I know what my first little project will be. Thank you
Yes!!! Send pics. I'll check in soon about the sign job!
@@GotItMade I will might be awhile. Lol. Yes when you have some time
I absolutely love your videos. Your work is so damn nice.
Nice, thank you!!!
Cool box Fred!
Appreciate it Greg!
Awesome 🌹
Thank you for including your tips and suggestions for simplifying the installation of the lid. Also pre-sanding is such a great idea. I’m interested in the big board pusher you used. Where did you find that? I’m thinking of ordering one for my husband’s shop. The one he uses is homemade, works for him, but I find it unwieldy.
Awesome video, great gift idea.
Thanks for checking it out Mudd. How's your table coming along?
@@GotItMade First one is glued up, two more to go
Buen video gracias...
Great!
Thank you
Damn man. You make it look so easy. 😂😂 I'm gonna try to do one. But have zero tools. 😂😂😂
I discovered the epoxy for the hinge placement about a year ago and have found the T-88 System Three is the best adhesive for the task. You do have to let it cure for at least 24 hours.
thank you
Love the video Freddie ! :-)
Thanks D!
Thanks
Thank you finally a box without dove tails
It's always a good day when you have a nice piece of ash....
I KNEW you'd be the first one in with that comment. I knew when I edited the voice over that would catch your attention. " Luckily this piece of Ash was flat....." :-)
Love this video. I have made a few boxes but can't ever get the lid straight. I was wondering if a clear , thin double sidded tape would work as well. Thanks
Had to make a similar box for Navy Chief initiation. Wish I watched this video before I made mine, might have to redo.
Epoxy tip is great will use it from now on. Have always fought hinges to get everything straight.
Thanks for watching Michael. Glad it helped out!
Beautiful work, dude! I just subscribed! 😃
If I could give you a tip, try to get a small painting spatula. It's great to spread glue and many other tasks. 😊
(I know because I did painting in the past and now I do woodworking, so... You know. 😬)
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Great looking box. I’ll have to keep that underpayment tip in mind. That’s a good idea. Nice job!
Thanks for watching!
anazing video bud, keep it up :)
Very nice buddy,
Thanks Mark!
Awesome video!!! What size are those hinges if you can help?
Hey, I think that's my wallet. Enjoyed the video...
Hahaha. Is yours empty? :-)
New subscriber. Thank u
Thank you!
New to woodworking, can u plz explain the miter step, are all 8 ends done from the same setting and side of the table saw ? Or do u have to do the ends on the opposite sides of the blade ?
Great video, question, why no need to mortise the lid for the hinges. Seemed like you flush mounted them
8:01 that's clever
Did you make your table saw cut off device and have plans and info of attachment for miter cuts ?
What brand hardwood flooring underlay are you using in boxes floor? I only see a green Steico brand at HD or Lowe’s ,
Thanks for your videos and time
Jack in Idaho
I love your keep sake boxes. I collect boxes. I have all different kinds and sizes. Each box contains specific items.
Do you sale your keep sake boxes?