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    Default skew practice !!!

    Hi guys,
    I was asked to make 20 honey dippers, so today
    I thought i would make a start, just using up various
    pieces i had laying around, mostly old pen blanks!
    It was good practice with the skew chisel,,,,,, within
    a couple of hours playing around i had done 12 reasonable
    ones, and a few failures too!........here are the results.....
    any comments and advice welcome!
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    Cheers smiife

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    Very interesting assortment of honey dippers. I have a couple of questions long are the honey dippers? How thick are the handles?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Christos View Post
    Very interesting assortment of honey dippers. I have a couple of questions long are the honey dippers? How thick are the handles?
    Hi christos,
    Dunno,,,,,,I didn, t measure them just turned untill they
    looked about right?.........i am guessing 100 to 120mm long
    and between 10 to 15 mm thick...I finished them with u-beaut
    food safe mineral oil..
    Cheers smiife

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    Good set of Honey dippers. I always find that Dibbers out of Pinus crapiatia is good practice - NO Sanding allowed to make it interesting, donated to the woodclub for club sales or done as a demo at the club.
    Pat
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pat View Post
    Good set of Honey dippers. I always find that Dibbers out of Pinus crapiatia is good practice - NO Sanding allowed to make it interesting, donated to the woodclub for club sales or done as a demo at the club.
    Hi pat,
    Yeah, these were donated in exchange for some spirit stain
    and some much needed practice...thanks mate
    Cheers smiife

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    cool dippers
    regards
    Nick
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sawdust Maker View Post
    cool dippers
    Hi nick, thank you
    Cheers smiife

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