A suggestion when applying a pattern to stocK! Do not spray the adhesive to the wood stock, place painters tape on the wood and spray the tape.This makes for a whole lot easier clean up . i do the same for scroll saw work.
I can't see needing a rasp after the band saw. What I'd do is use sand paper and the inside parts that were cut away, and perfectly fit the curves that need sanding #OccamsRazor
Why do I never see videos where they show how they get the pieces flat enough to glue together without gaps? Was it all done solely on the bandsaw? What brand and model of bandsaw do you use in this video?
One issue guys: When drilling holes for the brass pin, the front has the hole drawn out, but the back, or bottom, doesn't. So what's the best way to drill the same exact place, since there's no pattern to guide us?
This flocking technique is probably the simplest way to cover up any of the rough imperfections left from the band saw. Plus, we just take any excuse we can to use the word "flocking"... Sorry. :)
I don't mind the flocking on the inside, but on the bottom of the lid is downright flogly. Yuck. I prefer felt to this. I just realized I bought a vintage box with flocking and it looks like fur on a rotting mouse.
You did not show tilting the table to 12*. You only spoke it. When doing an I structural video you should not gloss over anything. What’s simple to you is not so simple to others watching.
I just commented asked how they flatten out each piece of wood before gluing them up. I've watched a few box videos, and they never seem to say. Like you, I think it's kind of fundamental to show every step, of which the majority of how-to videos on RU-vid don't.
