Denny Knappen
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Thanks all for the nice comments.
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Thanks Paul. So far so good. Possibly eight bowls, but not sure after cupping.
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Thanks Less.
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Thanks Melanie. I ordered 4 pieces of 1/4" x 10" x 24" of hardwood four the baskets. I wanted to make the baskets before the material starts to cup. None sold as of yet. Tootsie Rolls maybe.
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Another Alex Fox pattern. I increased the pattern by 25% to fit 10" square stock of 1/4" Mahogany. I used FD UR #1 blades. After cutting, I placed the rings inside the outer square and sanded with an RO sander. This made sanding a breeze. Finished with spray Polyurethane Clear Satin. Comments welcome.
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Welcome to the forum from TN.
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Very well done. What is the size f the box?
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A few more things done or on the go
Denny Knappen replied to scrollerpete's topic in Bragging Rights
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Thanks Kevin. Time to glue them up.
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Thanks RJ. A fun project to complete.
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Thanks Marge. Maybe another one in the works.
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Thanks Tom. It creates a beautiful basket.
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My printer can not handle that size, so I draw a line vertical and print each half increased by 25%.
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Very well done, Bobby.
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Great looking pattern. I enlarged your pattern by 25% to fit 10" square stock. Maybe consider larger patterns.
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Thanks Ralph. The FD UR #1 blade worked great on this project, if fact, I used only one blade for the complete project.
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Welcome to the forum from TN.
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Thanks Alex. A great design,
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Welcome to the forum from TN.
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Welcome to the forum from TN.
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Thanks for the nice comments.
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Thanks Steve. I purchased a piece of each Walnut, Cherry, Hard Maple and Mahogany. Each is 1/4" x 10" x 24", so more baskets to make.
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Thanks Ralph. I really like the Walnut.
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Thanks Paul. The baskets are more fragile with hardwoods.
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Thanks RJ. Not sure about basket king, but these are fun to make as long as the angles are correct.
