Making a hardwood ring box for a wedding ceremony

This video follows the making of a ring box to be used in a wedding ceremony. The ring box is made from walnut and leather, and has a tung oil finish. The ring box secures two separate rings side by side in strips of leather that allow for a compression fit. The ring box lid is secured by two bar magnets recessed in the wood. All edges of the ring box have 45 degree chamfers to give it a more elegant look.

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