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Borgmc1
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#1 posted 340 days ago
I LIKE IT. Very nice. What are you using to finish the inside with?
Monte Pittman
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#2 posted 340 days ago
Sir, that’s just too cool. Post more pictures. Looks square? Great job.
-- Mother Nature created it, I just assemble it. - It's not ability that we often lack, but the patience to use our ability
DocSavage45
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#3 posted 339 days ago
Very nice, great detail.
How did you make it?
-- Cau Haus Designs, Thomas J. Tieffenbacher
Danal
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#4 posted 339 days ago
Thanks guys! I’m not much of a turner and I prefer working by hand. I spend way to much time on hand sanding, but very satisfying. Most of my wood has been saved over time from numerous projects through the years. I love combining contrasting woods and the more defects the better. Love knots! I use a Grizzly band saw, belt sander, a BOSS spindle sander and a lot of elbow sanding. The inside is finished with a 2 part epoxy and outside is sealed and 3 coats of hand rubbed poly. I burn or carve all my decals and logos free hand and make sure not to be dead on perfect,thus the handmade appeal.Hope this helps, maybe I’ll do a video but right now enjoying shop time. If these are not to boring after awhile, I’ll post more. Thanks again for the kind words.
-- my mother taught me" Its better to be thought stupid then to speak up and remove all doubt"
DocSavage45
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#5 posted 339 days ago
small is not easy. And it isn’t a box LOL! It’snot the sanding its the sawdust?
-- Cau Haus Designs, Thomas J. Tieffenbacher
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