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A simple cup of Cocobolo with 24K gold leaf inside. Lathezilla provided the rose engine work. The outside is finished with 30-40 coats of CA glue. Looks like glass. I did this in 4 sizes for a gallery display.

-- Makin' Shavin's




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tyskkvinna

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#1 posted 1064 days ago

Thirty to forty coats of CA!!!!! I’m impressed.

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a1Jim

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#2 posted 1064 days ago

interesting piece well done

-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/

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Dennisgrosen

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#3 posted 1064 days ago

impressive work
but a few more pictures wooooood be nice
so we can see it from other angles and the finished

thank“s for sharing

Dennis

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Sheila Landry (scrollgirl)

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#4 posted 1063 days ago

How do you finish with CA? I never heard of using that. It looks beautiful!

Sheila

-- Contributing Editor, Creative Woodworks and Crafts, Sheila Landry Designs http://www.sheilalandrydesigns.com "Knowledge is Power"

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rance

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#5 posted 1062 days ago

Interesting piece. I’ve done CA finishes on pens, but not on larger(non-lathe) projects. Could you elaborate on how you apply it?

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CapnEddie

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#6 posted 1062 days ago

I put the piece on a “deadman” to hold it for finishing. I then applied the CA with a wadded piece of toilet tissue. (do not use cotton cloth or cotton balls) Using super thin CA, make a swirling motion around the piece. One drop at a time. After 4-5 applications, wet sand with 400 0r 600 grits. dry well and do it again. Be sure to dry it well or you will be in for a surprise.

-- Makin' Shavin's

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