"A Test of Your Box Making Ability"

I have now cut 6 pieces and am matching them to check final measurements.  They are back to back and look precisely on. Now for the real test.
	I use tape on the outside of each piece to line it up with the side adjacent. That way, I can just fold them up.
Cut to the chase. My cube is together using the tape to fold it on itself. I did add some CA on each of the corners so that I can remove the tape later on.
	With the tape removed, we inspect our corners. They are tight as they should be. Our "parallel/square" procedures work well.    I have Elena scuff up each of the surfaces so that we can "play" with the cube.    For Festool plunge saw owners who also have the multifunction tables (MFT), this cube would be easier and faster to cut. I used the worktable for two reasons: 1) I use it often so the procedures are important here, and 2) the MFT's are covered with other projects.
All the way through our cube cutting exercise, Elena kept asking what will we do with the cube. I really didn't know but remembered that I had a package of veneers that are in flitch order and it would be neat to cover the cube — and practice my veneering skills (and they do need practice.)    So what will I do with a veneered cube? Maybe practice  my finishing skills They need practice too.