582 days ago
by gurnie |
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So I have had some questions on how our woodworker wedding went. let me post a few photos
These are escort card holders but our photographer photographed our rings on them
Table with table card number holder
Us and our cake plate
escort card holder
And of course, we married
All professional photos are property of Sarah Hodzic Of Blink Photography
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628 days ago
by gurnie |
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This is a project my fiance and I did together for our upcoming wedding.
Um so wow a lot has happen since i worked on this thread. i will try to describe what i have done but i’m not sure if i have photos (I will try to check if people ask)
So after we cut up the roots / branches for the tree stump we ended up used a inflatable cylinder sander that attached to the drill press thingy attached to my lathe. So instead of a chuck spinning around i have a nice cylinder full of 80 gri...
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686 days ago
by gurnie |
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So i bought a Pneumatic Sanding Drum set and i used my lathe to wear down the rough edges (pictured above). While this looks great I started to feel that the tree was looking too manufactured. It needs to look a bit more natural / organic. So last night I went to the shop and recut the sides on the bandsaw. I’ll post photos of me working with the Pneumatic Sanding Drum set and the re-sanded roots tomorrow.
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705 days ago
by gurnie |
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So some progress has been made. first i rounded off the cylinder with a bandsaw to remove a lot of those pointed edges.
Then came root cutting. Several pieces of 2” thick X 2” wide were cut in the shape of roots (approx., 7”, 9”, 8”, 11”). I free handed the shape of the root. I left 1” on the end uncut for the sliding dove tail i will use to connect the roots to the stump
Concentrating hard so i don’t cut my fingers off
So o...
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723 days ago
by gurnie |
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So I’m back in class now and the wedding approach-ith. T-minus 4 months (eeeep!)
So the last time i blogged i have glued up the two 45 degree boards. Thursday the chop saw was in action and i was actually able to get 10 pieces out of the two boards. turns out you only need 8 of these pieces to make a circle (you know, math and all).
So here’s the log as it right now. Didn’t have time to glue because i was working on several other projects, but I feel good about thi...
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