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  1. 02-23-2013, 6:28 PM #1
    Eric Holmquist
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    Maple Jewelry Stand


    Maple Jewelry Stand 01 by Eric Holmquist, on Flickr

    Maple Jewelry Stand with some wooden jewelry I made last year. The earring hanger has a pierced eternity wheel, and was made as a public demo at The Woodworking Show. The central post is around 6" (15cm) tall. Finished with Bush Oil and Polyurethane.
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  3. 02-23-2013, 6:38 PM #2
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    Wonderful. Is the top finished with a scroll saw?
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    Very beautiful. Are those top patterns random or do you reference the grain?
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    Very nice work it looks beautiful.
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    That is a beauty Eric. Love it.
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  7. 02-24-2013, 5:51 AM #6
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    Thanks everyone! This is getting started really early on making Christmas Presents

    Quote Originally Posted by Dan Masshardt View Post
    Wonderful. Is the top finished with a scroll saw?
    The piercings are done with a dental drill

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    Very beautiful. Are those top patterns random or do you reference the grain?
    They are random
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  8. 02-24-2013, 7:21 AM #7
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    Very elegant, yet very functional. Like it a lot, very good work Eric
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