Tiny Boxes - by Doug Stowe (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Unlock your woodworking potential with Tiny Boxes, an inspiring collection of 10 skill-building projects designed by master box maker Doug Stowe. This all-new guide leads you step-by-step through the process of creating gorgeous yet functional tiny boxes, perfect for woodworkers of all skill levels.

• Expert Guidance: Doug Stowe, a renowned figure in the world of box making, shares his wealth of knowledge to help you craft beautiful boxes that are as practical as they are stunning. Each project is designed to enhance your woodworking skills while providing immediate gratification.
• Diverse Projects: Explore a variety of techniques as you build unique boxes, including an inlaid sliding pocket box, a Japanese puzzle box, a sawn box, a hand-tool box, and a finger-jointed box with dovetails. Each project teaches a new skill, ensuring that your woodworking abilities grow with every creation.
• Minimal Materials, Maximum Impact: Boxes are a favorite among woodworkers because they require minimal materials and space, making them ideal for small workshops. Plus, these charming creations make excellent gifts for friends and family.
• Skill Building: This book not only focuses on the end product but emphasizes the journey of skill development. As you progress through each project, you'll learn valuable techniques that can be applied to future woodworking endeavors.

With Tiny Boxes, you'll discover the joy of woodworking through the art of box making. Get ready to create stunning, useful boxes that reflect your creativity and craftsmanship!

About the Author

Doug Stowe, a professional woodworker for over three decades, is known for his decorative boxes, incorporating natural materials and North American hardwoods. He is the author of several books, including Beautiful Boxes, Taunton's Complete Illustrated Guide to Box Making, and Basic Box Making. He has also appeared in two feature-lengthd DVD videos. Stowe teaches woodworking in his hometown of Eureka Springs, Arkansas, as well as at the Marc Adams School of Woodworking. He is a several times winner of the Vaughn Golden Hammer Awards for excellence in home and workshop writing.