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I used the plan found in a Wood magazine from months past. I had maple scraps lying around. The wenge I had to purchase. A store near me had quarter inch thick wenge on the shelf, so that saved me some time.
These were used for a grab bag christmas gift exchange at my work.
Thanks for looking.
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Dennisgrosen
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#1 posted 911 days ago
they looking good
thank“s for sharing
Dennis
MrsN
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#2 posted 911 days ago
I really like the look of these!! Awesome Job!
MrsN
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CarlR
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#3 posted 911 days ago
very nice. I like the wenge with the maple.
I made three sets of two of the middle size for Christmas presents. I used maple and walnut.
They were rather tedious to make didn’t you think?
-- Carl R Mesaros
SgtSnafu
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#4 posted 910 days ago
They turned out very well. I like the choice of wood.
Thanks for sharing.
-- Scotty - aka... SgtSnafu - Randleman NC
EPJartisan
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#5 posted 909 days ago
Rick, I need some advice… what did you use for the metal ring holding the candle? My father and I made many candle holders learning how to turn wood. But after burning a candle in one.. it started the wood on fire like a big match stick. So now I have about 20 candle sticks that have been just sitting around for about 6 years. They look very cool, but useless as they are. lol
-- ~ Eric P Jorgenson: Jorgenson Design
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