Inlay Box Making Class

This isn’t a random YouTube video showing how a box is made.  The class consists of project plans, templates, and 8 self-paced videos specifically designed to help you succeed!  We’ll walk you step-by-step through the project, provide guidance, explain techniques, and give recommendations. 

The box is approximately 2” tall x 3-1/2” wide x 7” long. Feel free to customize it to suit your needs!

Class Includes:

  • 8 video lessons providing detailed instructions

  • 3D animation showing components and assembly

  • Downloadable project plans & templates

  • Dimensions in both imperial and metric

  • Progress tracker for helping you to stay on course

  • Personalized support if you feel stuck or need assistance

Tools & Materials needed:

  • Two boards approximately 1-1/2” thick x 4” wide x 10” long

  • Table saw

  • Miter gauge

  • Scroll saw or fret saw

  • Sander & various sandpaper grits

  • Wood glue & clamps

  • Wood finish of choice

Decorative Inlay Box Making Class

Make a stunning wood box with wrap around grain and decorative inlay. Build along with the step-by-step videos. You can also download the project plans and inlay templates!

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Wood box with a black geometric patterned top and an open front drawer.

Decorative Inlay Box Project Plans

Want to maximize your success by getting even more project information? Download the project plans in each course lesson.

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Beautiful Inlay Template

Customize this project with your own decorative inlay or download the pattern shown in the course. Templates are available in the course lessons.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Woodworking plans rely on typed words and pictures. There is a lot of room for error. In this class, you’ll get downloadable woodworking plans, plus self-paced instructional videos allowing you to build along with each step.

  • Skill level is subjective. Some people pick certain skills up quickly. This course assumes that you know how to perform basic functions such as safely cutting boards on a table saw. All other steps on how to make the project are explained in the video.

  • When it comes to woodworking, there is always more than one way to do something. In the video, you will see certain tools and techniques used. That does not mean you have to use these. This class uses a planer, jointer, table saw, miter gauge, band saw, scroll saw, and sander. If you have an alternative tool that works best for you then that’s great!

    If you do not have a planer or jointer, you will have to find pre-milled material. Sometimes, lumber dealers offer milling services for a fee.

  • The project only takes a couple small pieces of lumber. You’ll need at least one 1-1/2” thick x 10” long board. The rest can be made using scraps and offcuts, if you have them. A list of the exact materials is provided during each step.

  • The goal in this course is to teach you how to make the project so you walk away with a beautiful keepsake box. If you have questions or are confused about certain aspects then contact us via email so we can help get you back on track!

  • Absolutely! You will see us make the box out of walnut and wenge. This project can be made from just about any hard wood species. Don’t want to make the inlay? Skip it! You can use your favorite finishing method, or even paint it if you want to!

    Please know, if you choose to make your project a different size we cannot help you to redesign it. You will be responsible for any modifications you want to make.

  • Nope! Once you purchase the course you can access the videos as many times as you want for as long as you want. This allows you to work at your own pace.

  • Unfortunately, no. Once you have access to watch the videos it is impossible to return the amazing knowledge you’ve gained! But we’re confident that you will love the lesson plan and can apply the skills learned to another project in the future.

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