Desktop Jewelry Box Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Desktop Jewelry Box Plans
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$10.00

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Seen here in maple, the jewelry box this plan helps you build is a classic desktop piece for a special someone. It features the option to install a lock, plus calls for a lift-out tray. All cuts are straight, so it's a good beginner project for someone with only a table saw.

Our plan includes a list of the materials you need, photos during construction, exploded assemby diagrams, and written instructional help. 13"W, 10"D, 5"H.

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