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SteveMI
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#1 posted 1235 days ago
Great job with orienting the grains. These are simple but elegant at the same time.
Steve.
Hutch
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#2 posted 1235 days ago
Thanks Steve
-- Hutch ...Montana ___ Life is a mystery to live, not a problem to solve! ___
tbone
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#3 posted 1229 days ago
I LOVE those cutting boards! I’ve never thought of using hickory, but I see that it’s food safe.
I may just have to steal that idea from you.
-- Kinky Friedman on gay marriage: "They should have the right to be just as miserable as the rest of us."
Hutch
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#4 posted 1229 days ago
Thanks tbone. It’s not stealing, I’m sure they’re not the first hickory boards made, but I do appreciate the comment.
-- Hutch ...Montana ___ Life is a mystery to live, not a problem to solve! ___
martindj
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#5 posted 251 days ago
Hi, great looking boards. I love how it focuses on the beauty of the hickory grain. I’m going to try something similar with some hickory logs I cut down a while ago. I’m new to woodworking and green woodworking and hope to luck into some similar results. How thick did you make the cutting boards?
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