Eckardt custom projects

Box #22-26.half way there. Walnut, maple, pecan, cherry, red oak, and wenge all used for these 4 boxes.

Box #22 it's a little gift box with some of the cold process soap. Maple for the body, walnut splines, and cherry for the top. Inside I used some yellow milk paint and some fabric liner on the bottom to soften the box and break the monotony.

Box #21 is finally done, walnut and continuous grain on red oak. Finally got around to make a little tool cabinet for some of my hand planes.

Box #20 is done. We call it the all Texas humidor, hand-cut dovetails on Texas pecan and mesquite.

Quick progress pic on box #20. Dovetails on pecan one of my favorite combinations. This is going to be a humidor with mesquite lid and bottom.

Now that Texas is a little bit warmer and we have power back I was able to finish Box #18 and #19 first stackable set of the series, red oak, Honduran mahogany, cypress for lid, and a little bit of milk paint to soften the interior.

Box #17 is a humidor even though it is not 100% done and ready for use, it's ready to start seasoning. Thank you for the walnut and for the cypress on the lids.

Beauty in simple design. Box #15 and box #16 are salt and pepper containers, ebonized walnut and birds eye maple.

Box #14 it's a little bit of everything. Mahogany body, mesquite top, cherry deviders and floor, and birch dowels.

Week #13 first time working with knife hinges. Ash top and bottom maple body and padauk accents.
Merry Christmas everyone!

Box #12. We have and a book match lid for this tea box. All ash and walnut pull.

Week #11 cherry and walnut and ofcourse dovetails.