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Looking forward to finished piece!
I don't believe I ever turned tamarind yet. Would like to try some also.
 

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Got this bedside lamp 97% done - still need to put the trim pieces on the shade. The lamp is mahogany, cholla ( @Nubsnstubs ) and sapele. Finished with wipe on poly. I opted to put a simple on/off switch in the cord rather than having to reach up beneath the shade.
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Here's a shot with the unfinished shade - banana for scale.
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Making the corner pieces and making it all fit nice and snug was the challenge on this one.
 
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Got this bedside lamp 97% done - still need to put the trim pieces on the shade. The lamp is mahogany, cholla ( @Nubsnstubs ) and sapele. Finished with wipe on poly. I opted to put a simple on/off switch in the cord rather than having to reach up beneath the shade.
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Here's a shot with the unfinished shade - banana for scale.
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Very unique! Love it!
 

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My HVAC bud dropped by and left me with a blower. I started on the enclosure to make an hanging air scrubber. It’s a 4 speed motor so it will be interesting to see what speed I end up using.

Each side will have a 4” pleated MERV11 filter. So far I’m into this project for about 60 bucks. 50 for the filters and 10 for a 4 position switch. The rest comes from the scrap pile and junk box.

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My HVAC bud dropped by and left me with a blower. I started on the enclosure to make an hanging air scrubber. It’s a 4 speed motor so it will be interesting to see what speed I end up using.

Each side will have a 4” pleated MERV11 filter. So far I’m into this project for about 60 bucks. 50 for the filters and 10 for a 4 position switch. The rest comes from the scrap pile and junk box.

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Very worthwhile project. Not seen anyone make one before. Chuck
 

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Finally finished this trio of Jo Sonja painted hollow forms with several coats of spray lacquer.

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And these cherry bowls. These were cored 18/24 months ago with @Steve in VA. 16” and 12”. There was a third small one but it cracked and could not save it.

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Love those hollow forms and the cherry bowls are sweet too!

Particularly like that smaller form on the left. The colors and patterns make a nicely unique form that is very attractive.
 

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The oak is to say thanks to our Dog Groomer, it’s a piece from the wood she gave me last month. The maple will be part of a lake themed exhibit next month at one of the stores.

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first coat of oil

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