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This tea light holder started as an experiment with the “string theory” design using a jigsaw (before I had my bandsaw). I wanted to see if I could do it, and it worked! After the second glue-up, I saw what could be a flame in the pattern, so I resawed the piece, then used Rit dyes in black, then red on the inner maple using the jatoba string as my border. LOML immediately claimed it for herself, luckily she lets me look at it.
-- Wish I were Norm's Nephew
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doncutlip
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#1 posted 541 days ago
Guess you should do “brane theory” next
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nailbanger2
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#2 posted 541 days ago
I’m not familiar with “brane theory”, Don, but for those not familiar with “string theory”, here’s the link-
http://lumberjocks.com/newTim/blog/17609
and many thanks to New Tim, and all you LumberJocks. And one other thing to all- Happy Thanksgiving!
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Dusty56
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#3 posted 541 days ago
Google “brane theory” ...fascinating , to say the least.
Nice candle holder. : )
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kiefer
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#4 posted 540 days ago
Very nice design and execution.
Thanks
Kiefer
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nailbanger2
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#5 posted 540 days ago
Thank you all for the very nice comments, and Dusty for the clue.
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