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I made a these bottle stoppers for a craft sale held at my church. Left to right the woods are: olive, Kingwood, Bubinga, and Rosewood with Maple. I used a wipe on poly for all but the last one which has an epoxy finish. I hope to get $10 per stopper. I hope to turn a couple of pens and maybe a couple ornaments before the sale.
Thanks for looking,
-- Todd, Richfield MN
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mhawkins2
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posted 37 days ago
Fantastic work the finish looks perfect. Charge more! especially for the bubinga.
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lew
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posted 37 days ago
Beautiful!!
woodworm
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posted 37 days ago
Great stuff..nice finish.
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trifern
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posted 37 days ago
Nice looking bottle stoppers. Thanks for sharing.
-- My favorite piece is my last one, my best piece is my next one.
Grant Davis
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posted 37 days ago
very nice collection, thanks for posting
-- Grant...."GO BUCKEYES"
MarkWilk
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posted 37 days ago
Charge More! I saw some bottle stoppers at a shop in northern GA for $28, but they were not as well done or done with such attractive wood as yours are.
Charge $15 and make more. Keep raising the price until someone cries!!
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rikkor
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posted 37 days ago
Impressive collection. They should sell out quickly.
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kenn
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posted 36 days ago
Nice job, I’m on my way to turn some stoppers tonight and just printed yours for some design ideas. Thanks for posting.
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Tim Dorcas
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posted 36 days ago
Those are awesome! I am wondering where you purchased that style of bottle stopper kit? I don’t think I have seen those before.
Tim
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ToddO
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posted 36 days ago
Kenn,
Thank you; there is no better complement then to have your designs an inspiration to others.
Tim
I bought them from Penn State Industries; it’s their “Vintage Wine Bottle Stopper” line.
Thanks everyone,
-- Todd, Richfield MN