How Do You Make Small Wooden Boxes?
You can use small wooden boxes in countless ways. From storing keepsakes to storing jewelry, or just to use for moving stuff from one location to another, wooden boxes have been used by most cultures for thousands of years. After having built your first small wooden box, you will have all of the basics needed to start building boxes of all sizes, from small wooden boxes to cabinets and cases can that can cover whole walls. Set the router for a 1/4 inch cut depth. Make a line along the lower face of each piece of oak 4 by 4. This line should be exactly 1/2 inch inset from the edge. Use this mark to cut a small groove in the four 4-inch-wide pieces of oak. The groove should begin 1/2 inch from one end, and run to 1/2 inch from the other. These notches will be the inset for the box bottom to fit into. If you plan to stain the wood, do so now. Stand all four notched pieces on edge, so that the notch is on the bottom. Line up one short piece inside the end of one long piece, so that the gro
