Fish
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Thanks everyone. Steve Good does some great patterns.
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This is from the second pattern by Steve Good. 5/16” oak with 321 finish. Thanks for looking.
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That is hard to decide, both are very nice. I think I like the second one the most. Great job.
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Thanks everyone.
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I cut this from old oak barn wood. A lot of it was totes away so I cleaned it up with a wire brush. I like the way it ended up looking. Cut w #4 spiral and finished with semi poly. Thanks for looking.
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Excellent! I see it now and can't figure why I didn't see it the first time. Mind if I use the pattern?
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No idea but I can't wait to see who it is.
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An idea from Kevin long ago is what I did and it works perfect. I got a piece of counter top laminate from Menards and traced the table on the underside. I then cut it w my saw, then used spray glue to keep it on. You can wax it when needed and it lasts for a long time. The piece I had to buy was enough to make three in case I ever broke one. Use a fine blade to cut and slow down or you can crack it.
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Nice work!
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Great work. You’ve been busy for sure.
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Very nice. I’d love to try that in oak.
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Perfect. He has some excellent music. To bad he had to pass away.
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I can resize a pattern on my printer, I use rapidresizer.com too. It's about $30-40 for a year. It's worth it. -
At some time Black and Decker bought them out ? Maybe it is the other way around. I'm not sure when it happened.
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I was buying it from a major retailer. It got thinner and thinner in recent time. It peeled off like paper. I found it at my local lumber yard, it cost a little more but is much better.
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Great work on each one, stay safe throughout the holiday's.
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Both look great, personally I would use brown.
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Thanks. I just got some oak and cherry from a family friend, I'm going to give it a try.
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How do you know how big to make an urn. Dad wants me to make him one and he weighs about 200 lbs. I weigh 155. How big would it have to be? Is the bottom supposed to be removable in order to put the ashes in it? I have seen some made out of stone and the inside was pretty small. I want to find some ideas to make one and adding an Irish symbol to the top, maybe a shamrock for dad. I appreciate the help you all give.
