Cross for my Wife

The oil rubbed finish surely brings out the the fantastic grain of the bubinga,, I have not seen bubinga used before except in jigs ,, nice job Kent, keep up the fine workmanship.

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Beautiful job, keep up the great work.

Very nice Kent. Oil brings out the grain of the woods. I usually use oil and then put what ever top finish might be required.

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looks very well done….good job

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Beautiful cross….I love Bubinga !
These are for Larry in response to his comment here.
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Thanks Len but I was just having a little fun with Kent ,, a running joke.. LOL
The boards that you referred to look a lot like some of the New Guinea Rosewood I use,, not all but some of the boards I have do have wild grain and loverly color, I have to be selective in the timber I use for jigs LOL

-- Drink once, cut twice. New website up.... lazylarrywoodworks.com.au

Very beautiful Cross. Simple and yet elegant. The hand rubbed finish is what made the project. Nice work.

-- Mike. mwurm13@yahoo.com

Great job Kent.

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Sorry late post ,Very nice cross Kent

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