Watch and learn how to build a wooden box with brass quadrant hinges and a lock and key. During this episode, I cut the walnut hardwood using a 45 degree angle on my miter saw. I then use a dado set on my table saw to cut dados for the top and bottom of the box. I cut the bottom and top of the box out of oak and glue these pieces together. I then use Titebond 2 to glue the box together. After, I show you a simple method to fix mitered corner joints that aren't perfect using a wrench, screwdriver, and some wood putty. I also use my router table to round off the exterior edges. Then, I cut the box into two parts on my table saw, the lid and the main box. Last, I cut and insert oak splines on the corners of the box. After, I router and chisel out areas to place the brass hinges and the lock mechanism. From there, I sand and oil the box.