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Napaman
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1787 posts in 562 days
posted 108 days ago
looks nice…they almost look lke they are bongo drums!!!
-- Matt, Napa, CA...142 days to sanity...
daltxguy
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posted 108 days ago
Were these cut with a chainsaw? Quite a cool and relatively simple idea.
Where does the word stooble come from?
and finally…not to diminish the 9 beautiful stoobles but wow! what a slab of wood that is behind them! What is that?
-- Steve, New Zealand, www.steveracz.com
jockmike2
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4136 posts in 731 days
posted 108 days ago
Great looking stoobles. How they selling? Someone out there has got to love those things. I do. I have some stumps out back I might just try a couple myself.
-- Mike. Profisher50@yahoo.com
TexPenn
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151 posts in 172 days
posted 108 days ago
Yes chainsaw first, then alot of sanding & grinding, then 5 coats of spar varnish. These still need a few coats. Stooble came from rob, a fellow L-jock …. stool / table = stooble. The giant slab is cherry 3X54X74 cut with an alaskan mill chainsaw rig. When I rent a floor sander, to refinish the floor in the store, I will sand it aswell.
-- Ted, TX or PA www.around-the-bend.com
TexPenn
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151 posts in 172 days
posted 108 days ago
Thanks. Sold more off line than on lately. I was down to just a few so I had to beef up the inventory.
Super sharp saw works best.
-- Ted, TX or PA www.around-the-bend.com
RobS
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posted 107 days ago
Thanks for continuing to give me the credit, Ted… For anyone still interested, here is a brief history on the stooble from my BIL, ScottB.
I’m going to make sure my Dad takes a look at all your stoobles, at this rate you may pass his production soon…
Great job.
-- Rob (A) Waxahachie,TX
scott shangraw
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214 posts in 554 days
posted 107 days ago
Those are different ! But I’m eyeing those slabs in the background especially the large one!!!!Is that Mesquite ?
-- Scott NM,http://www.shangrilawoodworks.com
TexPenn
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151 posts in 172 days
posted 107 days ago
I have created over 1500 stoobles over the last 10 or so years. the slab is cherry.
-- Ted, TX or PA www.around-the-bend.com
TedM
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1371 posts in 217 days
posted 107 days ago
Stoobles… too cool… and just when I thought I knew everything… LOL!
-- I'm a wood magician... I can turn fine lumber into firewood before your very eyes! - http://www.woodworkersguide.com
scottb
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posted 105 days ago
Those are great.
I’ll have to count em up, but I think you’ve got my father-in-law beat, stooble for stooble by a couple (if not a several hundred! (wink wink) Though, he did knock off a dozen this week for my daughters Alice in Wonderland inspired un-birthday tea party.
-- I am always doing what I cannot do yet, in order to learn how to do it. - Vincent Van Gogh -- http://snbcreative.wordpress.com/