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Thread: Long Leaf Pine gets recycled one last time

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    Andy, great save, I really enjoyed the history. Hope You jot it down and keep a copy with the piece. Skip

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    Sorry for the delay, but this thing just kept sucking up oil. Musta been thirsty after all these years!

    Anyway - here 'tis. Buffed oil and stands about 7" tall and 4.5" wide.

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    And here's a few more. Pretty much the same shot, but each with different settings.

    Couldn't decide which one I liked best, so ya get 'em all.

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    "Holy blow-out, Batman!" I nominate you for "Save of The Year" award! You can't even tell there was a blowout! Great job, man!
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    Wow for someone who doesn't turn anymore, you did good bud. Hmmm maybe Moxie does have some hidden benefits.Looking good Andy I like the inverted form and the finish is good too.
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    Good Lord! Come clean Andy, that's another vase and not the one with the blowout. You need to come down to the beach and give me a class on Magic . That's simply awesome!!

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    Just caught this thread. (must be slippin') Wow!!!!
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    Wow - I did a search for "NYC" and "New York City" and this thread was in the resulting findings...Glad it was, too - That's a beautiful piece of work, and it even came complete with a bit of history. Thanks for sharing!
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    Nice save Andy! It must be great to get John Hart to come out of the bushes and make a post! Ohhh, now I see that it's a "Blast from the past."

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    Nice Andy, but it's still upside down!

    I actually love the form and the wood. I have some pine I salvaged from an old house. I may have to see what's in it now!
    Be a mentor, it's so much more fun throwing someone else into the vortex, than swirling it alone!

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    I'm all too familiar with days like that. Watteya gonna doo. Just get out the glue . Then whooohoooo it works.
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    He must have used Moxie to put back together because there are no glue lines.

    Great save Andy, job well done.
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    Yea, BTW, it turned out fantastic. Great save.
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    Hey Andy it is a beauty. That has to be the save of the year. Well done. Yep if John came in out of the woods it had to be good.
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