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This is a landing net I made for a good friend. It is one of about 20 or so. The net hoop is made of walnut and oak strips and the handle inset is made of lacewood. The netting is dyed black with commercial dye, sewn together on a serger machine and then laced onto the hoop with a dyed nylon cord. Labor intensive but will last a life time.
-- Kevin, Osagewoods
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CharlieM1958
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#1 posted 1190 days ago
Really beautiful!
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
OhhCrap
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#2 posted 1190 days ago
WOW
-- Quality: There is hardly anything in the world that some men cannot make a little worse and sell a little cheaper, and the people who consider price are this man’s lawful prey.
CovenantCreations
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#3 posted 1190 days ago
Beautiful net, where do you get the netting for that?
learnin2do
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#4 posted 1190 days ago
That looks really nice! i made some for my Dad & brother one year for Christmas; it was VERY challenging!
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#5 posted 1190 days ago
Sure beats Walmart! :) Very cool labor of love. Now put your tools down and GO FISHING! :)
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