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Hone Your Woodworking Skills One Box at a Time When it comes to great woodworking projects, it's hard to beat boxes. Using a minimal amount of materials, you can craft wonderful gifts or items for sale. And it's a great opportunity to use those pieces of special wood you've been hoarding. The real trick to successful box-making is coming up with the right designs. If you've been looking for attractive box projects that suit your particular tools and abilities, you've picked the right book. In these pages, you'll find plans for 21 delightful boxes along with step-by-step inst

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Thinking inside the box! Making band saw boxes allows woodworkers creativity that just can't be found in other types of woodworking. Of the band-saw box builders working today, few can claim the sculpted artistry of Lois Ventura's work. With Sculpted Band Saw Boxes you'll find step-by-step instructions for nine new designs, patterns for another 20 band saw box projects, plus a stunning gallery of Ventura's boxes guaranteed to inspire you to stretch your creative muscles and create your own original box designs.

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In the southeastern part of the Isle of Elephantine one can find the ruins of a great state-building that was constructed in the Sixth Dynasty. Through an excavation led by the German Archeological Institute Cairo in the northwest corner of the building known as "House 2," boxes, shrines, rough statue forms, cylinders, and an offering table made out of calcite alabaster, in addition to locking fragments and other objects have been recovered from the site, which belong to a series of items discarded in two phases. Andreas Dorn has been able to verify the repeated usage of the portable shrines in the space of processional celebration, which were used to honor deceased private individuals. The same context appears to apply to the use of the wooden boxes with the broken sides and detachable lids. An exceptional aspect of these boxes is that name "Heqaib" is inscribed on one of the boxes: it is on both of the longer sides of the box, decorated with a false door. The existence of an extra-sepulchral false-door is discussed with local factors as a possible means of explanation. The numerous fragments of sealing or locking mechanisms span the period of time from the end of the Old Kingdom to the end of the First Intermediary Period. On the basis of the double seals that exhibit stamp seals and scarabs and scarab-like seals next to each other, the fluid transition in the practice of these two different types of objects can be confirmed.

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