In this instructabe I will show you how to make a cube within a cube within a cube.
The process itself is not very hard but it takes some time making it.
The cube have no purpose, exept form maby getting people puzzeld about how you got them in there.
If you make this remember that safety gear is important. Always wear ear protection and glasses while using power tools!
dust maskes also
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The drill press you see is not really necessary, but it makes it a lot easier. i strongly recomend using one.
























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thees are mine!
I recomend using a hard wood type but thats my opinion :)
but the mdf would be able to absorb a lot of finishes.
Pleas post a image if you make a MDF verson
I found using a coping saw blade with one end cut works better than a knife. Otherwise you could use a pin-less scroll saw blade.
the sawbalde thing sounds really smart :)
It's a great project and instructible. I assume that the spelling (use of the wrong word) errors are language issues rather than lack of spell checker. If you would like, I could work with you to correct them.
I've got a set of beautiful wooden bowls I bought at least 8 or 9 years ago that were olive oil finished, and have never gone rancid or anything like that. No special care, either. I use them as "junk catchers" in the living room, so they get the dust wiped out occasionally, but nothing else, and one of them sits in a spot that gets sun for part of the day.
Animal based oils or random veggie oils ARE a bad idea.
I have now edited the instructable and changed cookingoil with olive oil. I also tryed to make my spelling better.
look here for a video for making the cube.
I have made a few,people love them.
The first ? is how did you get them in there, not how do you get them out.
Congratulations for this instructable!
Neat & straightforward!
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