Ron Johnson
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Thanks Jerry. Majority of my woodwork is finished as follows: I sand the wood I’m going to use for the project with 120 grit followed with 400 grit I then apply the pattern and cut out Once the project is glued, dust removed and wiped clean with a damp cheesecloth I then apply my first thin coat of polyurethane and let dry for one day I usually apply a minimum of 5 coats sanding very lightly with 1500 grit sandpaper before applying the next coat letting each coat dry one day. My last step is going over the project lightly with 1500 grit sandpaper wet with beeswax (liquid or paste) and polishing dry with a cheesecloth My process is time consuming but when you touch the project it feels like glass Hopefully this is some help to you Jerry
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Looks like the pain paid off. Well done Jimmy.
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Thanks Jeff. 3 1/4” x 3” x 9”
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Thanks Norm
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Thanks Richard
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Thanks Bryon
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Thanks Peter
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Thanks RJ
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Love making trucks. Wood used for these was Mahogany, Walnut, Maple and Ebony.
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Beautiful work Timothy.
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Neat idea and well done Charlie.
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That is very unique Marg and a great idea.
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Great job Timothy.
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I wouldn’t have the heart to say no either. Beautiful work Bruce.
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Meet my Official Toy Taster... err Tester...
Ron Johnson replied to rafairchild2's topic in Bragging Rights
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That turned out beautifully Jim
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Well done Denny
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Beautiful work Paul.
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Nicely done Pete.
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Well done Joe.
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Very well done Timothy.
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Very beautifully done.
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Beautiful and well done Dan.
