Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This month’s 4-Ways Woodturning challenge is a set of at least three stackable box proposed by Tomislav. Challenges include the design and a suitable piece of dry wood for what is probably a larger than usual box. Lots end grain hollowing and jam chucking. I have never turned a stackable box before so this was indeed a challenge for me!
Be sure to check out the other fantastic contributions from my fellow
4-Ways Woodturning Collaboration partners from the links below:
Richard Raffan youtu.be/l0r-oGNnmqk
Sam Angelo youtu.be/Aak9V1P1Iis
Tomislav Tomisec youtu.be/tsqxzeZwjQI?si=QWcNySyaCIimCkiR
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You can download demonstration handouts, downloadable copies of articles I have published, and other useful woodturning information available on my website mikepeacewoodturning.com
00:00 Introduction to the 4-Ways challenge
01:15 Process Steps
02:24 Truing up the blank and marking out the sections
08:45 Parting off bottom 2 sections
11:00 shaping outside and hollowing the bottom box
18:25 texturing the outside of the bottom box
19:30 box 2 process
20:55 Oops! 2d box flies off the lathe!
25:53 Decorate bottom of box 4 with texturing
28:20 Reverse box 4, shape outside and texture
28:45 Texture inside of box 4 (top box)
29:20 fit lid to box 4, hollow and finish the inside of the top lid
33:20 Reverse lid to do outside shape and texture
34:57 Drill with 5/16" bit a stopped hole in top for ball knob
35:44 Turn a knob from padauk and fit to lid
36:58 Finished box, at last!
This month’s 4-Ways Woodturning challenge is a set of at least three stackable box proposed by Tomislav. Challenges include the design and a suitable piece of dry wood for what is probably a larger than usual box. Lots end grain hollowing and jam chucking. I have never turned a stackable box before so this was indeed a challenge for me!
Be sure to check out the other fantastic contributions from my fellow
4-Ways Woodturning Collaboration partners from the links below:
Richard Raffan youtu.be/l0r-oGNnmqk
Sam Angelo youtu.be/Aak9V1P1Iis
Tomislav Tomisec youtu.be/tsqxzeZwjQI?si=QWcNySyaCIimCkiR
As a marketing affiliate I earn from qualifying purchases at The Woodturning Store. It is a great place to buy Camvac dust extractors and many other fine woodturning accessories thewoodturningstore.com/record-power/?aff=7
We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites at no extra cost to you. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. amzn.to/3PYfoKz
You can download demonstration handouts, downloadable copies of articles I have published, and other useful woodturning information available on my website mikepeacewoodturning.com
00:00 Introduction to the 4-Ways challenge
01:15 Process Steps
02:24 Truing up the blank and marking out the sections
08:45 Parting off bottom 2 sections
11:00 shaping outside and hollowing the bottom box
18:25 texturing the outside of the bottom box
19:30 box 2 process
20:55 Oops! 2d box flies off the lathe!
25:53 Decorate bottom of box 4 with texturing
28:20 Reverse box 4, shape outside and texture
28:45 Texture inside of box 4 (top box)
29:20 fit lid to box 4, hollow and finish the inside of the top lid
33:20 Reverse lid to do outside shape and texture
34:57 Drill with 5/16" bit a stopped hole in top for ball knob
35:44 Turn a knob from padauk and fit to lid
36:58 Finished box, at last!
