here are a few more for your comments. Woods are Red palm, Goncalo alves, maple, and redheart thats half sap wood for a two tone color.
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here are a few more for your comments. Woods are Red palm, Goncalo alves, maple, and redheart thats half sap wood for a two tone color.
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Those are some good looking stoppers. I really like the third one with the one bead.
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Nice work Shaun! Looks like you have the stopper projects down pretty good! Nice woods and great looking finishes! Keep them coming!
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Watch for mine soon! Love em!
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Great looking stoppers, love the redheart!!
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What do you use for a finish? They look outstanding!
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Shaun:
They look all look great! Keep 'em coming.
All the best.
Don
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My comments are............man those look great.. I like the red palm the best
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Those are great! I really like the alves one. Please share your finish process. I just turned my first stoppers and used Deft as a wipe-on. It works ok, but I'm not getting enough shine. I'd be curious to know what you are using.
Jerry
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I sand to 600 grit. Seal with seal o cell and use spray laquer out of a can. gloss. 3 coats.
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