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There are all kinds of scoops on here, I think Alongiron
and I May have came across the same article Elegant Coffee Scoops
These were turned on a face plate, Someday I will have a Chuck.
Fun little project to practice some thin wall turning, great item for those Coffee Connoisseurs. They hold just over 2 tablespoons of your favorite Beans!
Woods: Teak, Mahogany, Black Walnut, Maple, Oak.—Finish: Mineral oil & Beeswax.
Thanks for Looking!
-- Nick, Virginia, http://www.etsy.com/shop/NONICKSWOOD
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PASs
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#1 posted 113 days ago
NICE Nick,
At first photo I thought you’d turned a ring you put over the scoop bowl.
Did you use epoxy to glue the pieces together?
-- Pete, "It isn't broken, you just aren't using it right."
lumberjoe
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#2 posted 113 days ago
WOW! those are thin! I’ve exploded stuff twice that thick. Nice job
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#3 posted 113 days ago
Nick; they are so unique. By gluing the two different wood types is a great idea.
-don
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#4 posted 112 days ago
Really nice.
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nonickswood
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#5 posted 112 days ago
Thanks for the comments & looking Guys,
Yes Pete, glued-up with 2 part Epoxy.
-- Nick, Virginia, http://www.etsy.com/shop/NONICKSWOOD
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#6 posted 111 days ago
Really nice workk.
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#7 posted 111 days ago
Really elegant scoops. Like the pretty handles and the mix of woods. Great turning!
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