wizer
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I have been given this lovely box
more pics here:
http://www.wizer.co.uk/gallery2/v/Wood/cbox/
Rough Dimensions: 60cmx30cmx40cm
It is the box that a jeraboam of Cristal chapagne comes in. It looks like it's made out of beech to me and is really well made with hidden hinges, rounded over and chamfered lid. The inside is unfinished and has a leather strap fastener. I have access to at lead 20 of them and the possibilty of getting a regular supply of them (about 2-3 a week). For the past dozen or so years these have been thrown away once the champagne has been consumed!
Lovely as they are I am putting on my 'Le Salvager' hat and trying to think of ways to recycle them. It seems to me the wood is valuable and can be reused in other projects. That's about as far as I got...
Any inventive ideas out there? Best ways to break the wood down into manageable pieces?
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more pics here:
http://www.wizer.co.uk/gallery2/v/Wood/cbox/
Rough Dimensions: 60cmx30cmx40cm
It is the box that a jeraboam of Cristal chapagne comes in. It looks like it's made out of beech to me and is really well made with hidden hinges, rounded over and chamfered lid. The inside is unfinished and has a leather strap fastener. I have access to at lead 20 of them and the possibilty of getting a regular supply of them (about 2-3 a week). For the past dozen or so years these have been thrown away once the champagne has been consumed!
Lovely as they are I am putting on my 'Le Salvager' hat and trying to think of ways to recycle them. It seems to me the wood is valuable and can be reused in other projects. That's about as far as I got...
Any inventive ideas out there? Best ways to break the wood down into manageable pieces?
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