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  1. 28th February 2014, 10:56 PM #1
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    I came up these the other day to put in a shop that is selling my stuff. They are a big hit.
    Made from some blackwood that came from Mappleman finished with ubeaut food safe oil.
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    Nice work Rob!!!

    Being Blackwood they should last forever.
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    I like the idea. I am thinking that you turned these on the lathe and put them together from the parts.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Christos View Post
    I like the idea. I am thinking that you turned these on the lathe and put them together from the parts.
    No, never saw a lathe. They were cut out on the bandsaw, the small one from the inside of the large one. They are all hand sanded, that is until I can afford a bobbin sander. The handles are cut by bandsaw as well. After the inside is sanded, they are glued together with superglue and the outside is then sanded. It's a lot of work, but worth it, it seems.
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    That's damned good bandsawing Rob>. Congrats!!!
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    I had a order for another set of scoops, so I did them this arvo.
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    The only drama was I cut the end back to front on the middle one.
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