Making a Cedar Keepsake Box

Just a box. The cedar planks are off-cuts that I got at an auction. They appear to be reclaimed tongue-and-groove wall panels, so I thought a keepsake box would be a good re-purpose for them. For the top and bottom, I used some cherry off-cuts from a previous project.
I finished it off with high-gloss tung oil. I left the inside bare because I wanted to retain some of the natural cedar scent.
I tried to clean up the power tool audio as best as possible but just in case, here is a HEADPHONE WARNING.
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[@thomaschandler4831]

Awesome

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Beatuiful

[@martyjosephson4937]

Why did you draw a line all around the box, not needed on the table saw!

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There are many similar projects in Woodglut's plans.