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two drilled bracelets

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One oak, one walnut.

were made using holesaws!!!!!. just drilled the inner followed by the outer (you need to do this on a drill press).

finished with tung oil.

i know that there are weak points where it is endgrain. I will try to make one with 3 layers 90 degreed to each other and maybe wrapped one as well (have to find out how). these are surprisingly strong although they are really thin.

I just had to find something to do that does not require gluing. the temperature in the garage is under 8 degrees Celsius and almost nothing glues right.

-- The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but I have promises to keep...


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Mateo

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posted 166 days ago

Under 8 degrees c. Where in god’s name do you live?

-- Mateo

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Mateo

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posted 166 days ago

Nice work BTW :D

-- Mateo

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John Gray

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posted 166 days ago

Nice job, I favorited it.
Please keep us informed as to end grain?

-- Only the Shadow knows....................

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stefang

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posted 166 days ago

Great way to make a ring. Couldn’t you laminate layers oriented to address the endgrain problem. I would think you could use polyurethane glue which is waterproof, or is that a no no?

-- Mike, American in Norway

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moshel

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posted 166 days ago

Mateo – In New Zealand. we are having now another Anthartic blast…. usually its not too bad, but this year is COLD.

John – I will.

stefang – Thats what I meant by saying “I will try to make one with 3 layers 90 degreed to each other”. but bending involves hot water or steam and this sounds really good in this season. Does poly works when its really cold? I must confess i don’t really like working with it. super messy, expensive and goes bad in the bottle pretty quickly.

-- The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but I have promises to keep...

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scrappy

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posted 165 days ago

Very nice bracelets. I am going to have to try and make a match for my ring this way.

Thanks for the idea.

Keep it up.

Scrappy

By the way….....it was ONLY 98 deg.F today in Phoenix, AZ USA

-- Scrap Wood's the best...the projects are smaller, and so is the mess!

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