[sunnybob]

As per dan and rainmans request, this might be as close as I ever get to making a tutorial

got all the pieces, now just need to make something with them.

 

[difalkner]

Looks like a keyhole to me, bandsaw box version.

David

 

[Cherryville Chuck]

You got me Bob.

 

[sunnybob]

Youve got time to think about it. I'm very busy with projects, might be several days before its complete.
Deinitely involves a bandsaw though, but no keys required.

 

[woodknots]

Looks to me like a puzzle - and could incorporate small drawers

Piece #1 into slot #1

Piece #2 into slot #2

Piece #5 into slot #5

Piece #3 into slot #3

Piece #4 against slot #4

Base

Front and Back

Not sure what the small square is for - another base??

 

[sunnybob]

Vince, not a million miles away, but no cigar.

 

[Herb Stoops]

Looks like a Duck to me.
Herb

 

[Gene Howe]

Looks like a Duck to me.
Herb

Maybe a quacker box?

 

[timbertailor]

A clock?

 

[sunnybob]

oh oh, somebody is pretty quick on the uptake.

 

[thomas1389]

Maybe a quacker box?

That's cwazy!

 

[snoopy55]

2 goes on the front of 1
3 goes on the back of 1
The two points of 5 sit into the base of 1
4 looks to be a head.
6 looks to be a shoulder, but then you would need two.......
Which would make 9 an arm, but you would also need two......
A would be a cover for a book, but again, two needed.
8...... ?
7 is a base.

The tile looks to be 12 inches wide for a size frame.

As to the cutting of them, the flat base of 5 slides into 1. 4 slides into the top of 5. 8, prongs up slide into the bottom of 5. 9 into the gap of 8. 6 is from a separate layer assembly. But all of that is just an artful way of making parts.

You got me hooked on this........

 

[papasombre]

Hello, Bob.
not even a clue!!!

 

[sunnybob]

Sorry lads, been very busy making a gazebo for she who must be obeyed. 3 x 9 hour days so far and a couple more to go. i never did this much work when I was gainfully employed!

OK, some pointers;
Those tiles are not 12" they are 18"

4 & 6 will not be in the final build.
7 is not a base.

 

[sunnybob]

sorry folks, life got in the way for a couple of weeks, but I'm back.

Number 4 was a waste off cut from the main body, so with the addition of two ends from the scrap box it got turned into a little treasure chest;

6 and 9 are scrap.
And "A" was stuck on the end of 8 and shaped to fit.

 

[vindaloo]

Yes, Bob, all well and good, but what's the rest make?

That treasure chest is beautiful. Shows there's no such thing as scrap.

 

[sunnybob]

Angie, the best things come to those who wait....

I really like this little box, considering it was a spur of the moment "what can I do with this" kind of thing.
its about 4" max in each direction. the hinge is a 5 mm brass rod through the whole lid and concealed in the end pieces.

 

[woodknots]

Bob, exceptional - lovin' the contrasting woods and the Birch Ply

 

[sunnybob]

onwards...

A got stuck to 8, 3 got cut in half and stuck to the other end of 8.
The top part of 3 got stuck to 5, and at the other end of 5 I fixed 2.

this gives the internals, a top pocket, with a secret lower drawer in the back of it.

 

[sunnybob]

this is how those two fit together, its a back view but it is the right way up.