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Alan
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posted 216 days ago
Very nice, I like the stand also. What types of woods are they?
-- Alan, Prince George
dewey10000
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posted 216 days ago
WOW,
All three are nice but the white one is my fav. What is it made of?
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Duckarrowtypes
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posted 216 days ago
Very nice. Is that white one turned from Holly? It looks almost like bone!
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lew
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posted 215 days ago
Beautiful!!
Like the display stand, too!
taylodr
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posted 215 days ago
Thanks!
Actually, there are only 3 woods. The middle stopper is Cocobolo, the other is walnut, and the white one is hard maple.
The stand is maple and walnut. The finish on the stand is mineral oil, and the stoppers are HUT Crystal Coat.
Dustin
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mmh
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posted 215 days ago
Nicely done and presented. Your Mom will LOVE them! And when she’s using the stoppers, she can use the display table for additional turnings you’ll be creating :)
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a1Jim
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posted 215 days ago
That should put a stopper to it…The bottle that is. Very nice hard to believe there your first.
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop, custom furniture maker, woodworking school, heirloomwoodshop.com