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General Category => Brag Forum => Topic started by: bzeyher on September 09, 2012, 09:22:16 am
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I finally completed my hourglass that I wanted to do when I saw Steve Good?s pattern.
Unfortunately the 9 inch hourglass was no longer available but I was able to modify the pattern to use the 11 inch hourglass from Rockler.
The glass nipple was a bit too long for the ? inch thick top and bottom and I had no ? inch stock. For this reason I simply drilled through the wood and placed a 1/8 inch thick walnut piece to hide the hole. This also made it easier to sand the top and bottom round with a rotary sander and a simple jig.
I used ? inch blood wood and finished it with mineral oil.
Thanks for looking
Billy
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Awesome job, very well done
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Nice Work. Glad you didn't let the part change stop you.
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The hourglass turned out great. Looks beautiful.
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Really nice looking and a fine job. Thanks for sharing with us.
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Nice work Billy!
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Looks fantastic, a real nice job. Thanks for sharing. :)
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looks great thanks for sharing
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Billy ,great cutting!looks fantastic!
Mahendra
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Came out great! Very nice work!
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You got my vote,Looks Great.
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Good job. Very nice....
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Beautiful work!!
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That's pretty. Is that how you time the hours you work in your shop? ;)
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Thanks for all the nice comments.
My first idea was to use it with my grandchildren: when the sand runs out it it bedtime :-)
My trial runs resulted in me falling asleep, I guess it does work :D
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very nice work, it turned out great
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very nice work Billy ,thanks for sharing
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That is pretty cool. I saw the plans for the hour glass, but didnt know where to get the hour glass part by itself. Your project turned out very nice and especially impressed you compensated for size difference. Thanks for showing it.
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this is a really great project!! like the wood.
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Very nice work and I too love the wood you used.
Marg