I am almost ready for the arrival of an editor from Fine Woodworking to take photos for an article about cutting box joints. The photo shows a sample box that will be used as a prop, serving as a stand in for one made under the watchful camera gaze.
The box is made from cherry with a figured walnut lift off lid. My dilemma is this: Do I put a pull on it or not? The lid is large enough that a pull would be handy, but the wood is figured intensely enough that a view of it might be better left undisturbed.
If I were to choose one, which should it be? Turned and blackened Shaker knob? Stainless steel arch? Stainless oblong? Stainless round knob? Hand crafted angular pull? Or none?
Size matters. The lid is approximately 5 in. x 7 in. —just larger than is comfortable to grasp in one hand.
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I would most likely prefer no knob on the figured walnut if possible. If a handle is necessary, the turned shaker (second choice) or hand crafted angular (first choice) would be best imo.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Ed... dif not the metal
ReplyDeleteIf anything, a small rectangular cherry pull.
ReplyDeleteNick S