When a box is not a cube
When a woodturner speaks of a box, she means a small cylindrical lidded form with a tight-fitting lid. For this series, I use buttons as knobs.
The box on the left is in the style of Warren MacKenzie’s boxes, with two (clay) buttons to line up the lid with the base. His, however, are thwacked into five-sided boxes. I could do something similar with the sander, just not this time.
All of the button boxes will include an assortment of buttons when I get ready to sell them.