Going to make river boards now?Well it wasn't in my shop but Rockler's....live edge walnut serving tray with epoxy river.
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I get into everything!!Going to make river boards now?
They are keeping the walnut from floating. I actually poured too much epoxy and it started to flood the upper right clamp pad. Took that clamp off and wiped it clean, put tape on tongue depressor and used them for shims under that clamp pad to keep it above the liquid levelLooks cool!
What are the clamps holding down?
that spalt is pretty nice for firewoodCut up some Maple log sections for firewood with chainsaw today and found some Concrete the hard way,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, lots of sparks ! Used hatchet to expose the evil beast and then cut it out for souvenir !
Dang City trees, someone had filled in a broken/rotted branch years ago with concrete.
3*3*6" long
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But......but.......but......look at those spal t lines!!!!!!
Yeah some real nice Spalt! I said I was cutting for firewood but really I kept the best pieces and sent the trimmings to the fireplacethat spalt is pretty nice for firewood
Whew!!!!! I can relax now!!!Yeah some real nice Spalt! I said I was cutting for firewood but really I kept the best pieces and sent the trimmings to the fireplace
Probably be seeing some of this for sale soon.......
Tom, why are you showing us wrapping paper, I thou you said they were cutting boards.Finished sanding and got some mineral oil on these 2 small boards made from cut offs of larger ones.
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Finally got the last panels glued up on this segmented block (see @barry richardson segmented hollow form posts).
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Before glueing the last panels I took the block to the band saw to flatten the end for a face plate. That’s when I remembered I never really aligned the table to the blade. It didn’t matter when I was just cutting bowl or pen blanks, but it sure did when I wanted to use the miter. So I spent a couple of hours doing what I should have done when I first set up the saw and got it dialed in.
Ha! Garry, thanks.Tom, why are you showing us wrapping paper, I thou you said they were cutting boards.
Those and incredible sir!! Truly, I looked at the picture the first time and I know your work, but for a moment thought it was a print.
Pretty darn nice "cut-offs"!Finished sanding and got some mineral oil on these 2 small boards made from cut offs of larger ones.
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Finally got the last panels glued up on this segmented block (see @barry richardson segmented hollow form posts).
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Before glueing the last panels I took the block to the band saw to flatten the end for a face plate. That’s when I remembered I never really aligned the table to the blade. It didn’t matter when I was just cutting bowl or pen blanks, but it sure did when I wanted to use the miter. So I spent a couple of hours doing what I should have done when I first set up the saw and got it dialed in.
Was thinking the same! My cut-offs don't look nuthen like those cut-offs.Pretty darn nice "cut-offs"!
Well, truth be known, they could be called errors rather than cutoffs. The original strips were twice as long, but I had a glue joint failure on about half of them so I got one large board and cut the remaining pieces up to make the small boards.Pretty darn nice "cut-offs"!
Ahhh, my first love!Was thinking the same! My cut-offs don't look nuthen like those cut-offs.
Now, "back in my day", cut-offs meant something else. Remember, Daisy Duke and what she used to wear? Now, that I've got your rapt attention, now imagine Little Mikey wearing what she would wear! Ok, now that your virtual visual cortex has been burned beyond repair - I return you to our discussion of wood cut-offs!