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  1. 9th April 2017, 12:47 PM #1
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    Default Kauri Pine bedside tables

    It's been a while since I last posted my work. Don't worry I am still kicking goals. Here is one of the many projects I did last year.

    A year ago a friend turned up with a pile of old Kauri floorboards. He wanted me to make 2 bedside tables for him. I must say working with old floorboards is risky because a hidden staple or nail can ruin my jointer or thicknesses but hey I would do it for a friend.

    Anyway, looking at the end results I think the extra effort was worth it.

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    Hello wingo, keeping up the same standard that a mere mortal as myself find impossible to achieve!
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    Long time no see Pat.
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    Hello Scott, I'm still around. Mainly working and some turning.

    I did make this last year Finished 04.jpg my token flat work for the year
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    Hi Scott,

    Beautiful work as usual. Bet you've got many satisfied customers. What finish did you use by the way?

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    7 coats of polyu+tung oil+linseed oil, then 1 cost of ubeaut traditional wax.
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    Hello Mr Wongo I've been away for a long time and glad to see you are still making great things. Well if I could see the photos it would help. Did I miss something but I can't find any photo attachments on any threads help please.

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    Quote Originally Posted by m2c1Iw View Post
    Hello Mr Wongo I've been away for a long time and glad to see you are still making great things. Well if I could see the photos it would help. Did I miss something but I can't find any photo attachments on any threads help please.

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    Explorer 11 I'll try Firefox didn't think of that Thanks Fred
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    Interesting! the pictures are now gone. I saw them earlier on this arvo.
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    Wongo,

    Are those bedside tables designed to hold a 'potty' as well?
    That's what my grandparents used them for

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