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General Category => Brag Forum => Topic started by: DWSudekum on March 30, 2013, 11:22:04 pm
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This mug is similar to the one Steve Good designed. Cut from pine. Since my scroll saw is in the shop I had to use an old Duncan ( made in 1954 ) jigsaw.
(http://s3i.dotphoto.com/i702BFC44-0858-450F-8E82-1BB5242216D0.jpg)
DW
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Very nice. Like the pine, has a good old country look to it. I made one like Steve Good's and had it on a cabinet. My wife must not have liked it cause it fell off the cabinet and broke. =( oh well. I enjoyed it while I could. Guess now I can cut another piece and fix it.
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WOW! That came out awesome! I really love it.
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great mug, especially when you made it with a jigsaw!
do you actually use these mugs to drink from or are they just for show?
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great mug, especially when you made it with a jigsaw!
do you actually use these mugs to drink from or are they just for show?
I do both. Some of my mugs I have used and some I have turned into pencil and pen holders or planters. If you are going to drink from them you should put a good waterproof finish on it like a poly or spar varnish. Remember to let it fully cure ( if you can smell it it is NOT cured ) and then hand wash it after it is cured to ensure that there is no oils or things like that on the surface.
DW
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Looks awesome, thanks for posting. :)
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Very nice job, looks great, thanks for sharing
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nice work DW that will make a great beer mug ;D thanks for sharing
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awesome looking mug
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Good looking mug 8). They do make nice gifts, even for pens/pencils and the like.
Thanks for sharing with us.
Al
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Looks great.
Marg
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Slick