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It took Mother Nature a long time to create but, this is all I have left after three hours and fourteen inches of 1×12.
All it took was rushing a little of the sanding part and breaking the head off of the piece.
Oh… and uttering ‘that’ word loud enough for all three of my dogs to respond.
Geeeezz…
(Note to self: Anger Management is a good thing.)
-- 'I sand, therefore, I am'. Richard/Wiggy.. whatever. North Texas
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Manitario
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#1 posted 735 days ago
Welcome to LJ’s and um, congrats on your first project…
-- Rob, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
Homer J. Woodworker
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#2 posted 735 days ago
Well…I’ll say this for ya…its a well organized pile! lol Welcome to LJ’s
-- -"Trying is the first step towards failure!"
garriv777
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#3 posted 735 days ago
Can I get the plans for this project…..hehehe…..just kidding…:).
josh
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#4 posted 735 days ago
I love the grain pattern! What finish did you use? Could you post more pics of this from different angles so we can see the joinery? Nice Work!
-- Josh; Former Pennsylvanian, current Coloradan
Jim Jakosh
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#5 posted 735 days ago
Great camouflage!!
-- Jim Jakosh.....Practical Wood Products...........Learn something new every day!!
Mickey Cassiba
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#6 posted 735 days ago
Ignore those guys…a lot of my projects look like that. Nice color in it! :-)
-- One of these hammers oughta fix that...
Mike
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#7 posted 735 days ago
I would love to make this project but I don’t know where to get the parts. Could you post some links to a shop? Do you have a video of the process?
great job!
-- look Ma! I still got all eleven of my fingers! - http://www.termitecrafts.com
devann
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#8 posted 735 days ago
well it looks better than the last pyle of shavings I saw posted on LJs. At least there isn’t anybody laying in it flapping thier arms. Welcome to Lumberjocks, Wiggy
-- Darrell, making more sawdust than I know what to do with
Wayne
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#9 posted 735 days ago
Its -ART-
i get it.
NormG
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#10 posted 735 days ago
What a wonderful texture. I can see where everyone would want to see and touch it
-- Norman
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#11 posted 735 days ago
That’s a mighty fine pile of sawdust… maybe you could mold it into something?
Jack_T
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#12 posted 735 days ago
Get some glue that will fix it. Welcome to LumberJocks.
-- Jack T, John 3:16 "For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him might not perish but might have eternal life."
FlairWoodworks
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#13 posted 734 days ago
Thanks for the inspiration.
I’m not kidding. Are you familiar with flocking and the process?
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murch
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#14 posted 734 days ago
I like it. Jack was right. A squirt of glue and clamp her up over-night and no one will ever notice.
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Gary
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#15 posted 734 days ago
Welcome to LJ’s Hope you benefit from all the wisdom this place has to impart…....
-- Gary, DeKalb Texas only 4 miles from the mill
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