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    Default Compass Platter Mk II

    Evening all,
    I've been playing with this for a while now and as the title suggests, it isn't my first attempt . Woods used are King Billy Pine, Camphor, Huon & Cedar. There was supposed to be another Cedar ring around the outside but I stuffed it up.

    The finish is Kunos Oil and isn't as shiny as the pics suggest, they were taken after applying coats but before wiping off.


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    Hey Corbs
    Looks fantastic. I like the 'direction' you have taken with your woodworking. Although you may get 'lost' in your work.
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    puns flying beware!!.

    looks awesome, loved your step by step Pic's as well.

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    It all points to the degree of precision needed and good layout to make sure that the whole job doesn't go west.

    Orienteering of the grain to ensure that it is heading in the right direction has a bearing on this also.


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    Excellent piece!!

    Great piece of KBP!

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    You guys have too much time on your hands

    Thanks for the comments too
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    Very nice piece. Well designed and executed.
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    My turn...

    You did well with this one, certainly did not loose your direction!

    Love the WiP, thanks.
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    Corbs,

    Wow! That is lovely.
    So much timber, so little time.

    Paul

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    My turn Corbs well done of course

    Good to see your thinking Laterally and circumnavigating issues such as longitudinal grain split orientating the pattern the way you have.

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    Jeesh - will you guys stop needling the artiste.

    He went to a lot a trouble, circumnavigating troubles and issues to create a true reference, pointing the way for those with the courage to follow.


    Well done sir.
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    Its ok really Corbs has this Magnetic personality and we are just needling him

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    That's very impressive! Perfect mate..

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