Here Tim is drilling the holes for the cord and the cord being ran through the lamp
Patching holes
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Lee A. Jesberger
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posted 180 days ago
Very cool project
Lee
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grizzman
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posted 180 days ago
what a beautiful piece of juniper..that must have been exciting to come across…what a fun project to do..and when you clear coat it..it comes alive…..you also have some awesome garage door art going there…might wanna frame that one…ha…...grizzman
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posted 180 days ago
I wondered how you drilled through those wild pieces used for lamps? I guess the plugs are the answer to that question ;-)) Beautiful work!!
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Tim & Candy Hicks
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posted 179 days ago
We were thrilled to come across thie piece of wood we knew what we wanted to do with it, we just needed to wait for the right base to come along. I love working with juniper because every piece is so different and you arent exactly sure how it is going to look until you get it done. When we spray the finish on it, it sure brings out the color and adds a whole new dimension to the wood.
Hey now, that art work on the garage door is up for sale, hahahaha. Actually it is for my 6 year old son, he uses it for dodge ball practice.
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