@JkWestphal (Jk Westphal) posted a new topic, subject "Just a share of what I have been producing lately on the XCarve for some Christmas gifts". It read:

   All of these are 6x8" and lined with felt. I would be doing more but winter has come and the propane needs to flow, so to work I go.  
    
    
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To which @JeremySimmons (jeremy simmons) replied

    the cock box!!!

So @MichaelHursh (Michael Hursh) replied

    Those aare nice can you post pictures of the side and inside. thanks

@JkWestphal (Jk Westphal) replied

    Unfortunately, they all got wrapped and put under the tree before i had the thought to take an interior shot.
    
    The inside was a simple felt job on the bottom and sides of the lower part with a felt panel on the underside of the lid,  
    I plan on making some more of these to sell based upon the reaction they generated, I may even incorporate some sort of tray or till inside as well. I'll get some more pics up here when I do, both outside AND IN!

After which, @MarcCohen (Marc Cohen) added

    Where did you get the file for the Oak Leaf? My wife is Canadian and would love something like that.

To which @JkWestphal (Jk Westphal) replied

    Like Phil said, standard with v carve pro, 8.0 and 8.5 not sure about desktop though.

So @MarcCohen (Marc Cohen) replied

    I found for flocking that an empty ketchup or mustard bottle works as well if not better than the cardboard tube.

Then @MarcCohen (Marc Cohen) said

    I have a few of these empty bottles. I use a different color in each one.

After which, @JkWestphal (Jk Westphal) added

    I tried the flocking tube and wasnt really overwhelmed with the results, but it may have been me as much or more than the flocking.  
    For a felt liner, I use clean cereal box or pizza box cardboard and spray glue the felt to it then cut it with a manual rotary cutter that was a hand me down from my wife's quilting studio. I can usually do the whole bottom and sides of a box in one piece, scoring the cardboard on the fold lines where the side and bottom meet. .


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