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I have seen quite a few of these out there and decided it would look good on my table. I made this from well, I can’t remember what the base is, and the feet are walnut. Right from the pages of Wood Smith magazine. Still can’t recall that darn wood.
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depictureboy
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#1 posted 1549 days ago
Im going to make one of these one day. The only thing I dont like about the WS plans are the 6 candles. Personally I think and odd number looks better, so i redesigned it in sketchup for 5 candles.
the basewood is really nice looking, has a neat texture to it..
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#2 posted 1549 days ago
This is a nice interpretation of the Woodsmith project.
What type of finish did you put on it?
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Huckleberry
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#3 posted 1548 days ago
Satin varnish.
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#4 posted 1547 days ago
Nice one Huck.
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#5 posted 1496 days ago
Hi Huckleberry! Very nice piece; nicely executed. The walnut with the “whatchamacallit” are nice contrasting woods. Are the holes made with a forstner bit? And, is there a functional purpose to the “seam” that runs down the middle?
-- On the eighth day God was back in His woodworking shop! Lenny, East Providence, RI
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