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Just a little somethin somethin I gave my mother inlaw for Thanksgiving.
She tried it and loved it .
Solid Brass with a Maple & Walnut handle = Reminds me of Fudge Ripple ice cream…so I thought it would be a good combination for this project.
-- Rj's Woodworks,San Jose & Weed Ca,
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sedcokid
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#1 posted 1299 days ago
Nice looking ice cream scoop! I made several for Christmas but didn’t make them out of two materials. Wish I had now!!
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mesquite
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#2 posted 1299 days ago
very nice ,i wish i knew how do turn wood
lew
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#3 posted 1299 days ago
Beautiful Design! I really like the use Walnut and Maple.
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#4 posted 1299 days ago
Really lovely!
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#5 posted 1299 days ago
Great combination of wood, it really stands out. Nice job!
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scrappy
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#6 posted 1299 days ago
Great present. Love the wood combo. On this turning it really gives it a lot more charector the one piece would.
Nice design and finish also. I see why she loved it.
Keep it up.
Scrappy
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#7 posted 1299 days ago
Pretty ‘cool’ ice cream scoop, great combination of woods. Love the angle thing, makes it look even better.
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#8 posted 1299 days ago
delicious!!!
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#9 posted 1299 days ago
Looks good enough to eat.
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rosewood
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#10 posted 1299 days ago
you dont make the handle from woods,do you? must be Candy,,
i love it, nice contrast,
Rosewood,
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FRITZ
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#11 posted 1299 days ago
Ron, Good looking scoop ,,,you earning some good browneeeeeeee points with they mother-inlaw
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#12 posted 1299 days ago
Fine work, as always. I got to see this up close and personal Wed. before Thanksgiving. I could find no glue lines, and the finishing job is immaculate. Say, what flavor was the ice cream? Maple Walnut? LOL
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ChuckM
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#13 posted 1299 days ago
Lovely use of the laminated blank. To get the pattern you have there, how did you organize the maple and walnut pieces for lamination?
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#14 posted 1298 days ago
cool looking scoop
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#15 posted 1298 days ago
Looks great. When I read the caption I was thinking I’d trade my mother-in-law for one of those too.
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