[Woodworkers] The saddest kind of woodworking, an urn...

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Smitty,
 
I'm sorry to hear that you have been having Shingles problems. 
 
What a beautiful box or urn.
 
I hope you will get well soon.
 
Gary Williams
 
 
 
In a message dated 1/14/2017 2:26:00 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
woodworkers at lists.sawdusters.org writes:

Lastly,  on what is a sad note but also a celebratory note here’s a picture 
of the urn  I made. When my Mother and Father passed away within a couple 
of months of  each other I needed to make a duplex, if you will. So, thinking 
outside the  box I made … a box! Seems like most people think of an urn as 
a turned  container and I considered doing that but, since there was going 
to be 2  residents whose lives were so intertwined for so many years, I 
wanted to do  things like dovetail joints and book-matched panels to symbolize 
the love and  life the 2 shared. I used cherry and curly maple, my 1 regret is 
that I should  have used a darker wood than cherry but with time it’ll 
darken. I’m not  offering to make one (see the above shingles reference) but I 
wanted to offer  a possible different  approach.
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