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    Hi guys, I am searching for an artisan/maker of some hone boxes. They do not have to be fancy but felt lined would be nice. Do we know of anyone?
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    grab a block of wood chisel away is about it for the odd shaped Naturals
    but nice boxes for the cut hones would be a go
    keen to see what's out there also
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    I like boxes to, but could not find someone to make them at a reasonable price. So I made my own and pretty happy with the results. Box with the slurry stones and box with duel colors a yg/b are the ones I made to go with my vintage ones.Name:  20170516_102721.jpg
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    I take better pic in next couple of days as I have not completley finnished the slurry stone box. My yg/b thurri box I really like, tight as a glove. If I put a buisines card on top of the stone it will not completley shut. Al I used was a sharp Japanese chisel,a dremel, and sand paper.

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    I posted this yesterday in another location. Its what i threw together. Its not hard if you have a few tools in the garage...
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    A machinist tool chest might be suitable for your needs.

    Here's a link to a UK shop similar to Harbour freight that sells one.

    https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/clar...machinist-too/

    https://www.harborfreight.com/eight-...est-94538.html

    Might be a very decent pre made choice.

    If you want individual boxes then your best bet is a local carpenter, or grab some tools and wood and make your own.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Iceni View Post
    A machinist tool chest might be suitable for your needs.

    Here's a link to a UK shop similar to Harbour freight that sells one.

    https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/clar...machinist-too/

    https://www.harborfreight.com/eight-...est-94538.html

    Might be a very decent pre made choice.

    If you want individual boxes then your best bet is a local carpenter, or grab some tools and wood and make your own.
    I plan on one of these when my razor display boards get full. I might be buying one for christmas for myself.
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    Another option that I've employed is to purchase some plastic tackle boxes from Wal-Mart then cut out the plastic dividers to hold the stones in place. Not quite as pretty as a wood box, but it gets the job done.
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    Cigar boxes and humidors are a great option. Humidors have trays and are already dressed up. Cigar boxes can be scored for free from cig shops and with a little imagination can be really nice.

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