| Project by Mike Gager | posted 263 days ago | 671 views | 0 times favorited | 6 comments |  |
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made another wooden teether for my son. made from hard maple, this one is a bit smaller then the last one which makes it easier for him to hold on to. the circle. wet sanded to 2000 grit and then burnished with craft paper/grocery sack. whole process took me 3-1/2 hours lol need to figure out how to make these faster
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MonteCristo
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#1 posted 263 days ago
Looks a bit like an elephant !
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Mike Gager
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#2 posted 263 days ago
ha yeah its supposed to be an elephant forgot to mention that i guess
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#3 posted 263 days ago
You could make them out of thicker stock then resaw them in half. Sweet elephant.
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Mike Gager
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#4 posted 263 days ago
yeah thats the plan if i make more, i just used some scrap i had. the lion i made awhile back is thicker but its also heavier
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#5 posted 263 days ago
This should teach him how to eat an elephant… one bite at a time. :) Nice job.
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#6 posted 263 days ago
Teething on hard maple!! What a dad Mike setting your son on an early path to woodworking :) Way to go!!
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