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I make these machines for gifts and sell them now and then. Nice Winter project up here in Minnesota. Lots of little work but every Grandma or Grandpa should have one available. Photo 1: Oak with Tung Oil finish. 2:Leopard wood 3: Cherry 4: Oak 1/4 Sawn 5: Cherrry, Maple, and Oak. I am learning more and more about jigs, patterns and the difference between a project and production. I like projects!
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woodshaver
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#1 posted 457 days ago
That’s nice!
My grandkids would love one of those! I would love to have a plan and maybe more pictures here if possible.
Our twin 3 year old Grandaughters love M&M’s!!
Thanks for posting this!
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a1Jim
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#2 posted 457 days ago
mmm mmm good.
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#3 posted 457 days ago
That’s cool, now I want M&M’s, nice project.
-- Martin ....always count the number of fingers you have before, and after using the saw.
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#4 posted 457 days ago
Nice looking project. Do you sell them full or empty.
-- I've been blessed with a father who liked to tinker in wood, and a wife who lets me tinker in wood. Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com †
becikeja
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#5 posted 456 days ago
Every time I see a candy machine I think about making one. But I can never figure out how to keep the candy in them. Maybe I need to figure out how to put a lock on one. Anyway, this one looks great.
-- Don't outsmart your common sense
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