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I saw this here on lumberjocks. There was a very good video also. I started my Christmas vacation 4 hours early today and ended up with an hour of bonus shop time. This was as easy as they made it out to be. Thanks for all the idea and the detail instructions lumberjocks.
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Dudley
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#1 posted 1243 days ago
What kind of wood is that? The link doesn’t work. Here is mine. I use Mahogany. BZ
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/21063
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dustygirl
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#2 posted 1243 days ago
Looks good but can you please tell me what you use it for?I don’t get out much.(lol)
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spaids
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#3 posted 1243 days ago
Sorry about the dead link.. I fixed it now. I honestly have no idea what the wood is. It was acrap fromi a freind and the became smaller scrap at my house and sat around for a long time. I think it might be cedar. That sap wood looks kinda neat in this project I think.
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NoSlivers
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#4 posted 1243 days ago
Looks good, Spaids. Glad you found a worthwhile use for your bonus hour!
-- If you don't have time to do it right, do you have time to do it twice?
scrappy
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#5 posted 1243 days ago
Nice scrap project. Also nice to see another project inspired by LJ’s helping LJ’s
Keep it up.
Scrappy
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Rick
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#6 posted 1242 days ago
fun, cool and easy to make. Doesn’t get much better than that.
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#7 posted 1086 days ago
I love your choice of wood on this one – totally proves the whole thing came from one piece and can’t have been glued up. Very nice!
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