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savannah505
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posted 156 days ago
Wow, I bet that was nerve wracking, it looks great though.
-- Dan Wiggins
a1Jim
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posted 156 days ago
Hey Rich
This is really nice the square part is the big trick .How’s your knuckels?. Very well done beautiful.
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon
PetVet
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posted 156 days ago
Jim, they say I can take the bandages off in 5 days…
-- Rich in Richmond
Dusty56
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posted 156 days ago
Beautiful piece… the endgrain reminds me of this Jatoba (Brazilian Cherry) project of mine : )
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/7358
-- You know you're getting old when you know the difference between you're (you are) and your (belonging to you) AND how to use them in a sentence .
lew
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posted 156 days ago
Nice!!
I cannot imagine how you would sand something like this!!
Lew
bigwoodturner
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posted 156 days ago
Keep it up its great.
-- Dale
cabinetmaster
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posted 156 days ago
My knuckles and fingers are all healed up so I think I’ll try anther like that one soon. Great job. I like it.
-- Jerry--A man can never have enough tools or clamps
Broda
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posted 156 days ago
looks great!
i assume you used a product called shellawax for the finish and bieng a friction polish how did you polish up the sides of the peice?
you wouldn’t be able to do it with the lathe running so Im just interested in how you did this
I made a similar bowl out of rosewood not long ago
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/18029
-- BRODY. NSW AUSTRALIA -arguments with turnings are rarely productive-
PetVet
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posted 156 days ago
Hey Brody, you are right, the “wings” couldn’t be done with the lathe turning. I sanded and finished them off the lathe. The friction finish can be used by hand, sort of a french polish, only easier.
Your bowl is beautiful, gotta love redwood.
-- Rich in Richmond
Dusty56
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posted 155 days ago
”Care must be used when cutting Cocobolo, as the wood’s oils can induce allergic reactions if inhaled or exposed to unprotected skin and eyes. A dust collection system, coupled with the use of personal protective equipment such as respirators, is highly recommended when machining this wood .”
I saw this quote on Wikipedia and I wonder if you had any problems with it ?
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PetVet
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posted 155 days ago
Hi Dusty, no I don’t seem to be allergic to Cocobolo, or any other exotic woods for that matter. I do wear a mask when sanding though, just to keep the dust out of my lungs. I know from the recent article in Fine Woodworking that Cocobolo, rosewood, and teak are some of the more allergenic woods out there.
-- Rich in Richmond
Dusty56
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posted 154 days ago
Thanks for the feedback ….so far in my life I seem to be allergic to everything except wood dust…lucky me . I will use a mask along with my dust collector and air filters …just in case : ) Thanks
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