Ok, Im back.
Here is the box with the lid on the lathe. Im getting ready to finish the top of the lid:
Now Ive taken away the tailstock and Im going to turn the top. I have the beginning of a knob on the top. This is an important step as the box doesnt have a lot of detail so the lid is the only area that will have some detail to it. I wanted to give the box a Japanese-like formality so there isnt a lot of detail. Instead the box will stand on its shape, the shape of the lid, and the figure in the wood itself:
Here is the lid several minutes later:
And here is the completed lid. It has been sanded and smoothed and its ready for a finish:
These next two photos show the lid by itself:
The tea box is about 3/4 finished at this point.Lets go to the next posting and youll see how it came out.
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