Some trivets. The woods are marblewood, purpleheart, cocobolo, and pine. For the hardwood trivets, I used some different slate tiles that I picked up from Lowes.
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 1253 days ago
Nice work
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DrBreakIt
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#2 posted 1253 days ago
Thats neat. Good way to use left over wood to make some nice gifts.
scrappy
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#3 posted 1253 days ago
Fantastic design. I like the raised/footed design. Nice selection of woods. You might try checking out a tile company. They have a lot of design tiles for use in the kitchen and bath that would look very good in a trivet like these. Just my opinion.
Keep it up.
Scrappy
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Loucarb
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#4 posted 1253 days ago
Well done. I like the foot design also.
SgtSnafu
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#5 posted 1253 days ago
Very nice trivets – It is on my list to make some.
Question – assuming you purchased 12” tiles, How did you cut your tiles? I have some 12×12 granite tiles that I will be trying a dry diamond blade on…
-- Scotty - aka... SgtSnafu - Randleman NC
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