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  1. 29th April 2011, 07:01 PM #1
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    Default Beech pot with lid

    This week I've dealt with the request of my future son-in-law Remco, in order to make a pot with lid, for fire lighters for the stove in his renovated farmhouse.
    Do this using my stock square beech wooden beams, this wood is bone dry, which is good to know if you want a tight lid.
    The fitting edge of lid and the pot is slightly tapered so that the lid shut and goes off with a plop.
    The diameter is 127mm, and the total height is 230mm. Finished with three layers of acrylic paint.
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    Zeer mooi werk (very nice work). Hij moet blij zijn
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    Congratulation Ad another job well done. I'm sure Remco will be very happy to receive it.
    Cheers Tony.
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    Another fine piece there Ad!!
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    Ad interesting lid design with the segmentation was it done seperate or part of the whole piece?

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    A simple form well executed, some darn fine glues lines to boot, well done Ad
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    an other top piece of work..... we know when the nice weather is in Holland .... Ad produces all these masterpieces

    well done mate
    I can turn large lumps of wood into very small bowls
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    Quote Originally Posted by wheelinround View Post
    Ad interesting lid design with the segmentation was it done seperate or part of the whole piece?

    Thanks Ray, the lid was done seperately, lot of glueing
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    Quote Originally Posted by _fly_ View Post
    Zeer mooi werk (very nice work). Hij moet blij zijn
    Dank je wel Fly, gebeurd niet dikwijls dat ik hier eens wat in het Nederlands kan schrijven
    Groetjes, Ad
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    Quote Originally Posted by bowl-basher View Post
    an other top piece of work..... we know when the nice weather is in Holland .... Ad produces all these masterpieces

    well done mate
    Thanks Graham, don't always turning wood into a T-shirt and shorts, but right now with the door wide open
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