Every year I try to help my wife's business by making wedding boxes for her clients. They're simple and plain and are made to hold a few pictures and maybe a CD or other archive of the images from their happy occasion.

This year we changed things up a bit, and went with a new design. One that's easier for me to build and batch out, often using not much more than some smaller scraps and off-cuts that normally might be thrown out or burned in a campfire.

The joinery for this easy to build box is also quite simple. Grooves, rabbets and a miter are all there is to it, all joinery that can be accomplished on a table saw alone or with a variety of tools if you prefer.

Simple and understated, this box can be built completely for utilitarian purposes or dressed up for something more elegant. Enjoy!

**Tools featured in today's video include:

Bessey Web Clamp

Kreg Bandsaw Fence

Whiteside Router Bit

Steel City Tool Works 14" Band Saw

Bench Dog ProMax RT

Bench Dog Feather-Loc Double Featherboard

Milescraft Push Stick

SawStop Cabinet Saw**

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