You're Welcome Corey
I also like the thru doves look the best. b/4 you get your card out take a hard look at the MLCS template for thru dovetails....
that you can use to make dovetails on the router table that's quick and easy and what's best of all about the thru dove tails if you want the box 10" x 12" that's how you cut the blanks. ( 10 x 12)
http://www.mlcswoodworking.com/shops...vetailjig.html
The dovetail machines can be a bit tricky to cut the blanks for the box but I'm sure you will make some fire wood getting the hang of it.
But what's nice about the blind dovetail machine you can make the front and the sides at one time, (with one dovetail bit) but it will take time to get the jig set up just right so all the parts come out true on the corners and on the top and bottom of the stock.
The biggest error with the dovetail machine is the stock must be all the same size (thick) and that takes a planer job most of the time b/4 you start and the machine needs to be reset for each size.
That's why I use the router table for dovetail joints (thru type)
It's norm for most to recut the stock or sand all the parts to a true fit.(top and bottom of the parts)
Bj