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By electic, I mean I used all and every kind of scrap I had laying around. It measures 10’’ x 9’’ x 1’’ and the woods used are cedar, cherry, sassafras, spalted hickory, sycamore, and walnut.
Thanks for the looks and comments.
-- Use it up, Wear it out --------------- Make it do, Or do without!
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Monte Pittman
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#1 posted 310 days ago
Very cool looking. You chose well!
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lew
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#2 posted 310 days ago
Now that’s neat!!
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#3 posted 310 days ago
A mash up of out of the box thinking and design…..I think its great Jay! Keep on with the ideas!
-- "Make something you love tomorrow...and do it slowly" JLB
Chaotic
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#4 posted 310 days ago
Good use for otherwise tossable pieces
Mike H.
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#5 posted 310 days ago
Nice way to use all the extra scraps and it looks good. i did the same thing with left over scraps but instead i made a tabletop with them.
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MonteCristo
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#6 posted 310 days ago
Why toss it out when you can make something nice with it. Good move !
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patron
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#7 posted 310 days ago
very sweet
nice and clean
well done
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Hawaiilad
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#8 posted 309 days ago
That is one think we all have laying around….scrap, NO, it’s unused wood…....always something to make it into…Great project.
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Backwood
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#9 posted 309 days ago
There is no such thing as scrap…they’re just “small pieces”.
amagineer
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#10 posted 309 days ago
Very interesting. Imagine a floor made from different pieces of wood.
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dust4tears
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#11 posted 309 days ago
I am new at woodworking….and a bit ‘slow’ (so the wifey says anyway)....did you just glue them but, plane them, and then cut it?
I have wanted to do something like that…..but never really asked, ‘how’~~~
Cools awesome~
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jaykaypur
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#12 posted 309 days ago
dust4tears——I cut all the wood first in 1’’ x 1’’s and different lengths. I sanded them down a little bit before gluing and then after words, I re-sanded to get remaining glue off and then cut it to the size I wanted and then final sanded it. It turned out good for me but there are others on here who are far better than I am. Thanks for the interest and give it a try!!!!
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koog
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#13 posted 309 days ago
love the scape design…lot of work there
you are “there” keep it up
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bowtie
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#14 posted 308 days ago
good looking board, I’m going to start saving these small cut-offs and try one.
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