How to make a pet cremation urn

These cremation urns are a beautiful way to remember loved pets that are now gone. I’ve made a handful of these now as gifts for friends and thought I’d share the process of making them here. These are mitered boxes with a picture frame front. A good way to practice and learn some techniques. I will be posting more videos soon so please like and subscribe. Thanks!

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[kornyque]

Wow people will look at that and think its nice but theyll never know how much time and knowledge you have to have to make something so nice like that...great job absolutely beautiful

[soitiscremationjewelryandu]

Wow, this pet urn is really beautiful and cute.

[badmandansanchez]

I know you were making these for pets but I've been trying to come up with a great design for my dad's ashes. I'm going to lean on your design. Thank you for the inspiration.

[theelectronwrangler]

My cat died recently and I have been looking around for design ideas for an urn. Thank you for showing this; I like the embedded paw print. The crematorium will be taking her pawprint, so I can embed it in the wood; I really like that.

[Unicorn]

Great vid. I wish I had the skills to do this.

[cableguy]

I’ll be making this for my beloved Dog we had to put down this last week. What size did you end up with for each panel?

[jenniferparquette]

Do you happen to make these for people, or just pets?

[Azurko]

What are the dimensions of the box? These look great and have given me an idea for my own dog's ashes.

[shawngates]

What size is the picture frame 3x5 or 4x6? Excellent job, I’m trying to build one for our pet whom just passed

[rchavez]

Great job. Those came out excellent!! Maybe not making the glass permanent would be better. Odds are they will never go back in but if the glass broke they would be going back in to repair.

[dickiebrewer]

Great video!  i am now subscribed! what blade do you use for your miter splines?  Mine chips out and doesn't leave a flat bottom.  Also, I immediately ordered the MillrightCNC and can't wait to get it.  Is it hard to use?  Can I download AutoCAD? or is it just pdf or jpg?  Thanks in advance and keep up he great projects!

[mg_woodworks]

what kind of wood did you use? what type of wipe on oil/stain did you use?

[Bravo_Kilo_Kilo]

Great job. How do you secure the ashes inside?

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