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    Box Joints and Dovetails at an Angle

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    • Dave RD Offline
      Dave R
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      These are a couple of simple models I did in the last couple of days. The first, a "berry-picking" box was done for a tutorial showing how to draw box joints when both sides are angled. The second is of a sea chest from the Peabody Museum at Salem, Mass. It was detailed in a book published in 1939. Both use the same basic method for creating the joinery. I posted a video in the blog showing how.
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        Nice making-of video and a great example for the vector push pull function out of the JPP arsenal:
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        • Dave RD Offline
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          Thank you, sir.

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