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WOODWORKING…REPAIRING THE DAMAGE TO A MEMORIES BOX

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First published at 00:28 UTC on March 1st, 2024.

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WOODWORKING…REPAIRING THE DAMAGE TO A MEMORIES BOX.

Several months ago I made a dozen memories boxes for the great grandchildren. One of them was apparently damaged by some unknown factor. Not sure if it was dropped, exposed to moisture or excessi…

WOODWORKING…REPAIRING THE DAMAGE TO A MEMORIES BOX.

Several months ago I made a dozen memories boxes for the great grandchildren. One of them was apparently damaged by some unknown factor. Not sure if it was dropped, exposed to moisture or excessive heat from a radiator. In any case, before replacing the lid, I decided to try something that I’ve never done before. The video shows some pictures of the damage in macro format and as such they look wider than they really are. In actuality, the damage is only about 1/32nd to 1/64th of an in wide at it’s widest. This project required a little patience, a steady hand and trial an error. A mixture of glue, sawdust and stain was used and an effort was made to match the original color of the box. Not perfect by any means, but I think you may agree that the repair is also not very evident and somewhat appears to match the grain flow. I hope you liked my video . If you have please subscribe and give it a 👍. As always if you have any questions, suggestions or comments, please email me at [email protected]

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