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Walnut Clad Pump Dispensers

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ChuckM

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pump dispenser lotion and soap

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Using the project info. from the WOOD magazine: Walnut Pump Dispenser ( Oct 1991 Issue 46 P.74), I made a couple of lotion / soap dispensers out of 1/4” Walnut. I’m going to make a few more using scrap oak pieces.

By the way, the most critical tool used for this project was the digital angle finder I bought from Lee Valley, allowing me to cut accurate 22.5 degree bevel rips. The third pic shows how tight the joints could be with accurate bevel ripping cuts (that was a prototype made of oak).

Happy Canada Day!

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Rob Drown

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posted 103 days ago

Your joints look very tight. Nice work. Did you resaw the walnut to 1/4”? Thoes look really nice. Thanks for posting.

-- Days in the shop don't count toward the total.

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RobH

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posted 103 days ago

That does it. I am going to have to purchase one of those little angle gauges.

Great work. I love the idea and the design. Keep up the good work.

-- -- Rob Hix, King George, VA

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jockmike2

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posted 103 days ago

Nice job, can’t let the wifey see this she’ll have me making those for everything in the house. Very Nice.

-- Mike. Profisher50@yahoo.com

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Chris

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posted 103 days ago

Very nice Rob… How did you finish them?

-- Chris

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ChuckM

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posted 103 days ago

The Walnut piece was 1/4” when bought. I resaw the oak piece on my tablesaw and sanded it (as I don’t have a thickness planer (yet).

Since the dispensers will be in the vicinity of moisture / water, a few coats of wipe-on poly were applied.

Thanks for the comments.

-- The time I enjoy wasting is not time wasted

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trifern

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posted 103 days ago

Nice looking projects. Thank you for sharing.

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Napaman

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posted 103 days ago

very cool idea…and excellent execution!

-- Matt, Napa, CA...177 days to sanity...

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Lee A. Jesberger

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posted 103 days ago

Hi Chuck;

Nice work. Very nice joints.

Lee

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relic

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posted 99 days ago

Terrific idea, I think you are going to be making lots of these for gifts.

-- Andy Stark

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