| Project by Jesse | posted 886 days ago | 983 views | 8 times favorited | 6 comments |  |
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My wife wanted a quick gift idea for a friend of hers, so of course, she starts going through my scrap box lol.
This candle holder was the rebirth of a drunken cutting board attempt. My band saw cuts such sloppy lines I couldn’t get it to clamp up well. Luckily, this piece was just perfect to be revamped into this. Took about 2 hours to clean it up and now I think it looks pretty nice. Walnut turned out beautiful and really has a nice warmth to it in the candle light.
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clieb91
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#1 posted 886 days ago
Nice Save. Looks like it will work well as a quick gift.
CtL
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ugoboy
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#2 posted 886 days ago
Sweet, easy and nice looking. Good Job
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#3 posted 886 days ago
Good save! Makes a nice gift.
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#4 posted 886 days ago
Definitely a sweet save. You’re right, that Walnut has some very rich color. Well done
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#5 posted 886 days ago
Nice job repurposing your cut-off . Yankee Candle is located about an hours drive from me , here in Western MA. They call themselves , “The Scenter of the Universe” : )
Happy Holidays to you and yours.
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#6 posted 886 days ago
Clever gift idea and a good use of scrap lumber.
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