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Decided to do something different with turning a mug. This mug is made up of segmented paduak and hard maple. Blanks were cut at 22 1/2 degrees and glued back up. The bottom plug is quilted maghoney left over from a cradle project. The mug insert was purchased at Woodcraft. I sanded the mug up to 2000 grit and sealed it with CSA light set glue and resanded again up to 2000 grit and applied high speed friction polish. The interior of the mug was sealed up with low expansion foam sealer and finally the mug insert glued in with epoxy glue.
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15 comments so far
Russel
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posted 325 days ago
Spiffy looking mug.
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mot
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posted 325 days ago
That’s neat. My wife wants one.
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GaryK
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posted 325 days ago
Lookin pretty good!
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Betsy
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posted 325 days ago
That is way cool and unique. Better put a GPS tag on it so you can keep track of it!
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Chris
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posted 324 days ago
Very nice… I know some Coffee drinkers who would lover to have one.
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cajunpen
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posted 324 days ago
That is cool. How difficult are they to make?
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rikkor
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posted 324 days ago
Nice!
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CaptnA
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posted 324 days ago
Eyecatching hardly starts – Nice wood combination.
Often caught myself looking at those sort of turnings but just can’t imagine all the repetetive cuts and glue ups.
I’d love to make a couple of those for us. Looks like another trip to Woodcraft in the near future…
Thanks for sharing.
AWH
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MsDebbieP
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posted 324 days ago
awesome.
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TreeBones
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posted 324 days ago
Very cool.
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Grumpy
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posted 324 days ago
Great idea.
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TechGuy
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posted 303 days ago
Great Piece. This has inspired me to turn my own coffee mug.
EdC
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posted 186 days ago
I would be affraid to leave the house with a mug like that, I loose too many.
Great looking mug!!!!
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darryl
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posted 185 days ago
that deisgn is right up my alley!
I’m going to have to add one of these kits to my next woodcraft order.
great design, I really like it.
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Napaman
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this is really cool…saw this on the “roll the dice”
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