Hickory Pulpit

Nice work, Obi. The finish is?

And who is Rev. Barry M. Deep?

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Very nice Obi, now you’ll have to make a carrying case, so it don’t get scratched up.

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Barry M Deep is the guy’s name. It’s a play on the phrase Bury ‘em Deep. He’s the reverand that needs the pulpit. The finish is mineral oil to begin with and then I put 10 coats of lacquer on the top with lightly sanding it in-between coats with 220, 320, 400 and 600 grit sandpaper, just to make the sand paper people happy.

Don, I used mineral oil to keep the conservationists happy and the lacquer was the spray rattle stuff in a can to keep the environmentalists from breathing down my neck, and i hired a mentally disabled guy to help me so I wouldnt get sued for discrimination. ;)

The pedestal isn’t lacquered yet, I ran out. I’ll do this Saturday when I got back to the big city.

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Nice work Obi. Does the pedestal just slip into the pulpit base, or is there some type of lock?

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Looks good Obi. Remember you not only have to hire the disable you have to pay them to!

(so where’s my check?)

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Wait, does that mean I can get a check too?

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Pedestal just slips into the base

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Nice work Obi. I like the choice of hickory.

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