Clayton717
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great job on the segmentation. the stained glass patterns work well.
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they look great Brett
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awesome job Mike. I love the contrast between the woods.
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Hi and welcome to the village. There are lots of grat people here if you need help just ask. we would love to see some of your work. You can set up a gallery to show off your work. Here is a link to [tut]create a User Gallery[/tut]
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very nice.
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great job .
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i'm there now but nobody else is.
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hello and welcome to the village
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Just checked out your album everything looks great. I noticed 3 of my patterns. thanks for cutting them. its always nice to see one of my patterns cut.
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they all look great.
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Atleast you are working. If you're worried about your saw getting used you could send it to me and I'll break it in for you . seeing as I only work 8 hours a day and get plenty of shop time.
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that looks like leopard wood to me.
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looks great Glenn
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thanks for the help.
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looks great Art. I'm sure your friend loved it
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very nice.awesome job
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Jim another wood that come to mind is bubinga. it is from africa rdedish brown and has dark streaks in it.
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It's not leopard wood, leopard wood has distictive spots in it. it does look like the wood "Santos Mahogany" that Art said, but its from south america. look at this link http://www.hobbithouseinc.com/personal/ ... antos.htm,. I'll look through some of my exotics and see what I can come up with. Does it look red or more of a brown?
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great job Jim. they look great.
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To me it looks to grainy and dark red for alder. Is it from the U.S. or from overseas somewhere?
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I had a lady come to me wanting a salt and pepper bowl. She saw one on a cooking show and wants me to make her one. No big deal its a pretty simple design. but my question is what can I finish the inside with that won't affect the salt or the salt won't affect it. Could I line the inside with a thin coat of epoxy or do I just use a food safe finish?
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I'm not sure Jim, but here is a website that has lots of wood species with pictures and descriptions. It may be of some help. http://www.hobbithouseinc.com/personal/ ... s/#letterA
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hello and welcome to he village
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Hello John, welcome to the village. We would love to see some of the items you have made. You can create [tut]a User Gallery[/tut] . We like to see pictures. If you have any questions just ask.
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nope don't mind at all, glad I was able to give you an idea and help out.