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Stitched #2
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Greg Thomas

Stitched #2

8.25" diameter x 5.5" high sugar maple finished with a mixture of polyurethane, tung oil and turpentine. This had a crack that I stitched using a bisquit joiner. Still trying to find the best way to do that.
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Greg Thomas
Odie, when the high torque of the bisquit joiner meets a rounded surface, it gets pretty primitive. I have to come up with or steal a jig idea to make it safer.
 

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Canon Canon PowerShot SD770 IS
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ƒ/2.8
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200
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