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Hopefully these photos turn out. After seeing many of you guys build super-cool mugs, i thought i’d give it a shot. I received a digital bevel gauge for Christmas and ran straight out to the TS to see how it worked. Takes out all the guess work & makes a guy look pretty slick.
Enjoy the pics. 12 segments on each mug. 1/2 thick stock, 9 3/8” tall, segments are 1 1/4” wide with 15 degree bevel.
Thanks.
-- _Moose_ Hooper, UT
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Monte Pittman
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#1 posted 132 days ago
Looks good. I am in the process of building a bunch myself.
-- Mother Nature created it, I just assemble it. - It's not ability that we often lack, but the patience to use our ability
whitebeast88
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#2 posted 132 days ago
awesome job those are cool!!!
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Bluepine38
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#3 posted 131 days ago
Good looking mugs, but I think you need to put a handle on them, after you fill them with beer, you will need
both hands to lift them otherwise. Thank you for sharing.
-- As ever, Gus-the 74 yr young apprentice carpenter
_Moose_
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#4 posted 131 days ago
Thanks folks for the comments. They do, in fact, have handles on them. For some reason the photo’s cropped in really tight when i posted them on here.
I’ll have to look at getting some better pics posted up.
-- _Moose_ Hooper, UT
Danal
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#5 posted 118 days ago
Very nice and the 12 sides gives a it character. What finish is going on the inside? I’m visiting site more and glad to see more mugs. Feel free to ask any questions and I will share my experiences. Not an expert but 200 or so mugs and still learning and there’s no book on this yet!
-- my mother taught me" Its better to be thought stupid then to speak up and remove all doubt"
_Moose_
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#6 posted 80 days ago
Danal, the outside is just a few coats of poly, but the inside is 3 coats of “Watco” butcher block finish. It’s FDA approved for food contact once cured. Make sure with the Watco finish you do use 3 coats. The first one will make you think it’ll never get there, the second is still rough and dull, but the 3rd finally brings on a nice shine & smooths itself out nicely.
-- _Moose_ Hooper, UT
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