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27 comments so far
Rj
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#1 posted 1231 days ago
Now this is a work of art !You did a superb job
-- Rj's Woodworks,San Jose & Weed Ca,
Dennis Zongker
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#2 posted 1231 days ago
Excellent Craftsmanship!!! Welcome to Lumberjocks
-- Dennis Zongker
jhawkinnc
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#3 posted 1231 days ago
Very nice!!!
darryl
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#4 posted 1231 days ago
wow, that a really impressive piece!
kolwdwrkr
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#5 posted 1231 days ago
Beautiful, your work is impressive. Thanks for sharing
-- ~ Inspiring those who inspire me ~
isetegija
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#6 posted 1231 days ago
Most excellent work.
Thanks for sharing with us and welcome to Lumberjocks community.
-- Not my woodworking http://woodworkessence.com/
toyguy
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#7 posted 1231 days ago
Wow..I am impressed …. very nice.
And a nice oneway to boot….
-- Brian, Ontario Canada,
Richard
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#8 posted 1231 days ago
Great work. Thanks for sharing.
TurnTurnTurn
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#9 posted 1231 days ago
Very impressive. What is the finish?
-- TurnTurnTurn
Les Casteel
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#10 posted 1231 days ago
Thanks for the kind words.
The finish is a base coat of linseed oil, followed by 4 coats of Waterlox, each rubbed gently with steel wool. The final coat is power buffed with a white stainless steel buffing compound using a Beall bowl buff.
-- Les, Arkansas, www.woodthatrocks.com
Gary
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#11 posted 1231 days ago
Wow
WOW
WOW
-- Gary, Florida. http://www.penturners.org/forum/f70/servicepens-2013-a-98908/
Monty Queen
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#12 posted 1231 days ago
Les: You do awesome work i am very impress, I also looked at your chairs and they like you said they do
ROCK, they are such a beautiful piece of workmanship, I love all your work. By the way i was in the Army for a while. I was thinking about in the near future buying a Grizzly bench type lathe and a 14 inch bandsaw, i was wanting your opinon on it. Thanks for your posting.
-- Monty Q, Columbia, South Carolina.
Les Casteel
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#13 posted 1231 days ago
Thanks very much for the accolades, Qmoney, I use a ONEWAY 1640 and I’ve not looked closely at the Grizzly, lathes. I visit the Grizzly store about once a month in Springfield, Mo which is about 45 minutes away and I’ll look at the a bit closer for you if you like.
-- Les, Arkansas, www.woodthatrocks.com
Monty Queen
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#14 posted 1231 days ago
Les you don’t have to go out of your way i was just wondering, with your vast experience and you see a lot of the grizzly tools you could tell me what you thought about it. I currently live in S.C. but i visit Springfield, Mo and went to the Pro Bass shop, it was nice. I had a friend that live in Carthridge, i think i am spelling it right. They have those precious moment statues, company their, i like it in Mo. Thanks for your help.
-- Monty Q, Columbia, South Carolina.
Loucarb
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#15 posted 1231 days ago
Ditto on the WOW’s. Fantastic turnings.
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