Maple jars

Just uploaded some photos in alt.binaries.pictures.woodworking for those that still have news groups and also in facebook.

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Hopefully the Usenet posts will propagate in a timely manner. Last time I had to repost. I think the facebook page is public so no login required. Happy Thanksgiving all...

...Kevin

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Kevin Miller
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Stuffed like a Turkey! -

Those Maple bowls were very nice indeed!

Mart> Just uploaded some photos in alt.binaries.pictures.woodworking for those

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Martin Eastburn

Great looking piece , I just love that maple. A friend tossed an old table my way. It was 5/4 maple 4' x 6' it will make allot of segments for this winters light house project I'll be starting saturday.

Jerry

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Jerry - OHIO

Be interesting to see the lighthouse when you're done. I've done a couple - the first one can be seen here:

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How do you plan on doing the lighted portion? ...Kevin

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Kevin Miller

On Thu, 25 Nov 2010 14:17:04 -0600, Kevin Miller wrote (in message ):

I really like the mountain ash piece and the zebrawood(?) pieces. They are all very good, but I do have some favorites in this series of pics/

tom koehler

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Martin Eastburn

Wow !!! I never thought of putting a light in it. The globe is a great idea ,and I have an old gum ball light that the red dome got dropped and broken I can use the guts from that and use a 12 volt wall pack on it to make it rotate. It witt look like the one on my web page.

Jerry

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Jerry - OHIO

That's a 'Sweet' looking light house !!! Thanks fo posting it !! It's poeple like you that make this hobby great.

Jerry

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Jerry - OHIO

I used a candelabra fixture. It's rated for 75 watts, but I only use a

25 watt bulb because I don't want it to get to hot. The globe is closed so there's no place for the heat to dissipate. The 12 v converter pack sound like just the ticket though, and having it rotate will be cool!

Thanks, although pretty much all my work is inspired by others much more talented than I. But that's one thing I really like about woodworking - the willingness of people to share. That's what makes it fun...

...Kevin

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Kevin Miller

Is the stripe on that one dyed or individual pieces of contrasting wood? Either way, that looks great!

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Kevin Miller

I think they are indivesual peices. The guy that made those pieces is a pro compared to me. He ownes a tree cutting service here in Ohio. Talk about a never ending supply of wood!!!

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Jerry - OHIO

Hey Keven!!! After all this time I just now noticed your wood working site. You sure have some nice turnings on your page.

Jerry

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Jerry Ohio-2

Thanks. It's sadly outdated - haven't put anything new up in ages. Been wanting to redo the site, but just haven't gotten around to it. More fun to make things in the shop!

Best...

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Kevin Miller

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