Watch Box 10 " Big Red" Storage for 10 Watches
I called this watchbox "Big Red".
It is designed to hold 10 watches on foam pillows in separate compartments. The pillows sit loose in the compartments and the box is quite tallso there is room for larger, modern style watches.
THIS BOX IS AVAILABLE NOW
It is individually numbered and a great gift for special occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries, house warming gift, christmas gift or just as a gift for yourself!
It is lined with velour and it is externally approximately 35cm x 23cm x 10cm.
Compartments are 6cm x 8.8cm
It is made using Huon Pine, a rare Australian timber from Tasmania and powder coated metal. All fixings are polished stainless steel and are decorative security screws.
PROCESS : I designed and made this box by hand using mostly hand tools with some machining involved. I formed the steel with a roller/folder and hand cut the wood to fit the shape inside the steel shell. I first complete the box with bare wood and steel and then i pull the box to pieces. I clean the steel and then send it to be powder coated. All the heads of the screws are rubbed back and polished. I sand the wood back to 600 and then 2 coats of Shellawax is applied. I then reassemble the box, lining the box with velour in the process. When it is finally together i then number and name and photograph the box.
Watch Box - 10 Watches
It is designed to hold 10 watches on foam pillows in separate compartments. The pillows sit loose in the compartments so there is room for larger, modern style watches.
THIS BOX IS AVAILABLE NOW
It is handcrafted, individually numbered and would be a perfect gift for special occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries, house warming gift, christmas gift or just as a gift for yourself!
It is lined with velour and it is externally approximately 35cm x 23cm x 10cm.
Compartments are 6cm x 8.8cm
It is made using Huon Pine, a rare Australian timber from Tasmania and powder coated metal. All fixings are polished stainless steel and are decorative security screws.
PROCESS : I designed and made this box by hand using mostly hand tools with some machining involved. I formed the steel with a roller/folder and hand cut the wood to fit the shape inside the steel shell. I first complete the box with bare wood and steel and then i pull the box to pieces. I clean the steel and then send it to be powder coated. All the heads of the screws are rubbed back and polished. I sand the wood back to 600 and then 2 coats of Shellawax is applied. I then reassemble the box, lining the box with velour in the process. When it is finally together i then number and name and photograph the box.