(a) Glue three pieces of stock together, Plate XXX, each a little over 1/8" in thickness, with the grain of the center piece running at right angles to the other two. When the glue has set, (b) cut out a circle approximately 7 1/4" in diameter, which in turn (c) is glued to a pine core for turning. (d) Lay out for the segments and (e) build up to the top of the box proper. The segments should be about 1/2" wide to start with, to allow for turning.

Plate XXX.

The cover is built up in like manner and turned first on the inside, then rechucked. (See Boxes, page 68.) If a course of inlay is to be worked into the problem, it will first be necessary to glue up the veneer for the inlay of suitable width and length so that when dry the six segments can be cut from same. These segments are handled in exactly the same manner as the others.