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Made this a while back. The candle can be lifted w/ the dowel in order to light and extinguish the candle.
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 143 days ago
Cool design great job.
-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/
TopamaxSurvivor
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#2 posted 143 days ago
I like that one ;-)) Good job.
-- "some old things are lovely, warm still with life ... of the forgotten men who made them." - D.H. Lawrence
syeret
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#3 posted 143 days ago
Simple lines, very nice job. Thanks for sharing.
bigfish_95008
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#4 posted 143 days ago
NICE music. Oh the project was well done also!
-- bigfish "I am always doing what I cannot do yet, in order to learn how to do it." Vincent Van Gogh
patcollins
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#5 posted 143 days ago
That is very nice, does the inside get sooty at all from the candle?
Wolffarmer
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#6 posted 143 days ago
Now that is cool.
Randy
-- That was not wormy wood when I started working on it.
GarageWoodworks
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#7 posted 142 days ago
@patcollins No soot buildup.
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SCOTSMAN
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#8 posted 142 days ago
Nice work my friend. Alistair
-- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease
wiser1934
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#9 posted 142 days ago
very nicely done. real class. i found these plans in an old issue of fine woodworking. the only thing i see missing is the copper cover for the flame vent hole. these were used during the civil war by the troops for light and some warmth. they also had a bail handle.
-- wiser1934, new york
GarageWoodworks
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#10 posted 142 days ago
@wiser1934 Watch the video in the description. This was modeled after an antique barn candle holder that I found at an antique store.
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Mean_Dean
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#11 posted 141 days ago
Very nice candle holder! It’s nice to see people making items of older design; it keeps them alive.
-- Dean
sink_tinkler
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#12 posted 138 days ago
Just watched the vid for this. Looks like a really good way for me to get some mortise/tenon practice in.
Also, I noticed you didn’t put this on Youtube. Smart move, as the Safety Monitor Squad that frequently plagues Steve Ramsey would have crucified you!
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