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BOX-MAKING PROJECTS FOR THE SCROLL SAW^

BOX-MAKING PROJECTS FOR THE SCROLL SAW^
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Patterns for 25 projects are included. Full-size patterns for boxs, lids, and lid inserts are presented for all projects. Projects include hinged and lift off lids, boxes with drawers, laminated boxes, recipe boxes, tissue boxes, knitting trays, desk organizers, and much more are also included.

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