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    To do the work, I use a scroll saw, band saw, table sander, sand paper, 0000 steel wool, drill press, various shades of stain, paint, and Dremel tool. I'll probably not need the Dremel once I get a set of Forstner bits. I finish them with Minwax spar urethane.

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    Chrome,

    These are really beautiful! It makes me want to pull out my dremel and create something.

    Things of beauty and desire.

    Cheers,
    "..., and wrote upon it - In memory of our God, our religion, and our freedom, and our peace, our wives, and our children...." Alma 46:12

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    Quote Originally Posted by ChromeScholar View Post
    To do the work, I use a scroll saw, band saw, table sander, sand paper, 0000 steel wool, drill press, various shades of stain, paint, and Dremel tool. I'll probably not need the Dremel once I get a set of Forstner bits. I finish them with Minwax spar urethane.
    OK - let's see if I have the tools to try these:
    scroll saw - Nope
    band saw - Nope
    table sander - Nope
    sand paper - Yep
    0000 steel wool - Yep
    drill press - Nope
    various shades of stain - Nope
    paint - some
    Dremel tool - Yep
    Forstner bits - don't even know what that is!

    You forgot the magnets - Yep
    and
    The wood - some..........

    I still might try to do a couple, as they look so cool.

    I know that they must be labor intensive, but I bet if you made a bunch, you could sell them at the next highland gathering in your area!

    Really Nice Work! Different, Beautiful, Individual - all-in-all well worth your efforts!

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