INCRA I-Box Jig - Finishing the Box

I used the INCRA I-Box jig to create the box joints, and now I show you how I ended up finishing the box. I decided to round and taper the corners of the box. Then I added a top and bottom, and made custom trays for the interior. I finished up with a coat of dewaxed shellac and then four coats of lacquer.
This box is made from tiger maple, with splines made from padauk. The image in the thumbnail gives a preview of what the final box will look like. I don't take it quite that far this this video, but you will be able to see how I finish the box in my third and final video in this series.
I ran into a problem when applying the shellac with a brush because it is alcohol-based, and it caused the oils in the padauk to be released and bleed into the maple. I ended having to sand away that red color and then I reapplied the shellac using a sprayer to enable me to apply a very thin layer to prevent the padauk from bleeding into the maple.
I you haven't seen the first video yet, you can watch it here: • How to Use the INCRA I...
The second video, where I cut the center-keyed, splined box joint, ,can be found here: • INCRA I-Box Jig | How ...
Here's a link to the INCRA i-Box jig that you can find on Amazon: amzn.to/2uosASQ
Other items I used on this project include:
SuperMax 19-38 Drum Sander: amzn.to/2DOWJzX
Bessey 12-inch clamps: amzn.to/33WdsLe
Porter-Cable Forstner bit set: amzn.to/2QrHket
Central Machinery belt sander: amzn.to/2Ky7Mzs
Scotch blue tape: amzn.to/2KyDso4
Ridgid Random Orbit Sander: amzn.to/2Upi0s4
Titebond III Wood Glue: amzn.to/2qVPHRs
Glue brushes: amzn.to/2XnVbDU
Zinsser SealCoat: amzn.to/2DPxkpH
Minwax satin lacquer: amzn.to/37b3IyJ
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