Woodworking-23...Let's Build a Jewelry Box...Part 6...Joinery

The Apprentice and The Journeyman provides a look at making a wedged tenon joint for a jewelry box handle in this woodworking video. ; We continue in Part 6 of this fine woodworking project at the drill press table by drilling a mortise in the lid of Koa wood veneer box. The mortise will receive the tenon of the handle. The joinery is prepared at the woodworking bench as the wedged tenon is press-fit using the woodworking vise.

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[woodworkingkid7]

what colour/stain of danish oil did u use? red mahogany, light, dark, etcc...

[AppJourneyman]

@woodworkingkid7

I used clear as the Koa wood has a beautiful natural tone.

[dying2l]

Hi I only have a drill. Is it possible with the right bit to carve small pieces of wood with it like a router?

[AppJourneyman]

@dying2l

My recommendation...use the right tool for its intended purpose.

[thelefevre]

Well done video. Keep it up!

[AppJourneyman]

@thelefevre

Thanks for watching and for your support!

[dying2l]

@AppJourneyman A IDK would do.

[AppJourneyman]

@MiCompre My vise is a Jorgensen 41012. It is a rapid action vise. It has a 3-1/2" x 10" jaw with a 12" maximum opening.

[MiCompre]

Just the way I planned to fix the handles on my new kitchen drawers. They are not going to come loose!

Would you mind letting me know if your bench vice (vise) is a modified Record 52 and a half, or a special. If it's modified, how did you fix the handle to the existing vice face please?

Thanks

MC