bluntchisel
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I also turned this lovely stick of burr horse chestnut into a Euro. Chose not to fill in the few small pinholes so after turning I went straight onto the sanding. Grits to 2000, white spirit, five coats of BLO/CA.
Bob.
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A fruitful day...part 2.
- Thread starter bluntchisel
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I also turned this lovely stick of burr horse chestnut into a Euro. Chose not to fill in the few small pinholes so after turning I went straight onto the sanding. Grits to 2000, white spirit, five coats of BLO/CA.
Bob.
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Another stunner Bob. You're getting good at this game !!!!! LOL
Lovely Bob
Another beauty Bob, well turned & finished :up:
Penpal
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Bob,
Horse Chestnut is a timber I know nothing about so thanks for showing your pen it broadens the experience for me. Like the way you are giving time to the task it shows.
Kind regards Peter.
Horse Chestnut is a timber I know nothing about so thanks for showing your pen it broadens the experience for me. Like the way you are giving time to the task it shows.
Kind regards Peter.
That's a nice bit o' wood Bob, lovely
That's really nice and simple Bob, it's going to drive me "conkers" now thinking about that...
bluntchisel
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Thanks, guys - much appreciated!
Bob.
Bob.
Wow! Horse chestnut, eh? Better find meself some of that ...