| Project by Jay Neale III | posted 120 days ago | 328 views | 1 time favorited | 6 comments |  |
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This is just some offcuts of ash, curly maple, and recycled cedar fencing, along with some of the black walnut I bought from Fritz Hannaman, the local sawyer. I glued the pieces up in different configurations, cut them, shaped them and finished them. I think they turned out pretty nice.
You can see one of these candle holders for sale at my Design Style Guide site.
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ellen35
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posted 120 days ago
Great work Jay! You can make something beautiful from nothing!
Talent – talent – talent!!!!
Ellen
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Jay Neale III
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posted 120 days ago
Thank you – thank you – thank you!!!!
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Rustic
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posted 120 days ago
cool i need to do the same with my scraps
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scrappy
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posted 120 days ago
Great little candle holders. These small projects are veery satisfying to knock out.
Very nice build. Great use of scraps.
Keep it up.
Scrappy
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Scott Bryan
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posted 120 days ago
Jay, this is a wonderful way to “get rid” of offcuts. We can’t seem to muster the will to toss them but wonder what to do with them when we run out of room to store them.
I can see where these candle holders would be an interesting change of pace in the middle of a long build when you just need to complete a project in order to get the adrenaline flowing again.
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a1Jim
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posted 120 days ago
great us of scrap looks super
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