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General Category => Brag Forum => Topic started by: Old Crow on February 03, 2013, 06:09:52 pm
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I got this one finished today. Cut from 1/4 inch BB with a golden Oak stain and finished with Deft spray lacquer. I made the frame from 100 +/- year old tobacco sticks finished with Tung oil which I recycle into various other products. Pro and con comments are welcome. Also if anyone can ID the wood species in the frame I would appreciate it. I believe that two sides are oak but have no clue as to the other sides.
Don R
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Nice cutting. I like the way you did the frame.
Tobacco sticks can be made from lots of different woods, but are usually local woods. I'm pretty sure your frame is spalted maple. Maple is very popular in Kentucky.
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Very nicely done Don. Thanks for sharing it with us.
DW
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Nice job Don, I'm not sure what a tobacco stick is, but the frame looks good. We don't grow much tobacco up north here.
Pete
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Thats fantastic also love the frame, very well done Don.
Marg
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nice work Don
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Nice job, I like it. Thanks for posting your work. :)
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Thats a beautiful piece Don. I really like the stain on the BB. The side pieces on the frame sure look like oak, not really sure about the others
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excellent job there love it.
The wood looks like it's either spalted Maple or spalted Beech, cant see it too clearly, but I'm favouring the Maple.
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Very nice job, looks great, thanks for sharing
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Nice piece, Don...golden oak is a favorite stain of mine. Really handy in the 'spray' can.
Are those 'lap' joints in the frame?
~~~GB~~~
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Thanks for the kind words everybody.
GB The joints in the frame are lapped. I have never used spray stain, I will have to look for some.
Don R
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This is truly awesome work! Can I ask what size blade you used to make the tiny cuts on the lady's face?
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This is truly awesome work! Can I ask what size blade you used to make the tiny cuts on the lady's face?
Saggioculo, I used Flying Dutchman Spirals with plain ends, Size 2/0 from Mike
Don R
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Very nice looking piece of work there Don. Thanks for sharing with us.
Al
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Very nice job, I like it. Thanks for sharing.
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This is truly awesome work! Can I ask what size blade you used to make the tiny cuts on the lady's face?
Saggioculo, I used Flying Dutchman Spirals with plain ends, Size 2/0 from Mike
Don R
Thank You.
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Looks greate, very good job.
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Really nice work there.
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great job, great frame also!
looks really nice.
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Looks good! I'm thinging the frame is spalted Maple.
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Very nice.I like the way it came out.....