The wooden magic disappearing box is a great project to work on if you are great at woodworking, this can be a great gift for someone or a great addition for your next magic trick. When working with wood and making specific sized cuts, it is important to measure as closely as you can.
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I'd like to attempt making one of these. Do you have a specific "cut list" that I can follow? Thank you
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