As funny as a $3 dollar box

The lid is simply a matter of drawing a rectangle of the appropriate size:

drawing in geometry for the finger recess for opening:

offsetting to the outside to the the lid out:

and drawing up the profile of the radius of the lid opening so as to calculate how deep a V carving needs to be to ease that (or one could source a corner radius tool of the correct size, or model it in 3D):

drawing in the geometry for the V carving:

and working out how the radius relief to allow the box opening will be done — one can either source a tool

(the exact size doesn’t seem to be available, but there is a close Imperial size)

which fortuitously is available at my local Woodcraft:

If that isn’t an option, draw things up in profile and work up a series of cuts w/ a ball-nosed endmill as suggested at:

Or, if you have Carbide Create Pro, model the rounding using that:

Assigning toolpaths we arrive at:

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