Oyster Box Is Done!

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Gene Howe
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Thanks guys. You generous comments are greatly appreciated.

Roger, The stones are crushed in a home made mortar and pestle. Some of the ones in the void on the top were un-crushed.
Gene

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burkhome
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Looks awsome....Thanks
Roger, Waupun Wisconsin
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tgamel
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Wow, that is quite impressive......
Todd (Canton, TX)

1962 Magna Corporation Mark V Goldie (Serial #379277); 1983 Shopsmith Mark V Model 500 (Serial #165199, w/bandsaw & joiner), Shopsmith 20" Scroll saw w/stand (Serial #030191), and Shopsmith DC3300 dust collection system. Taking my time, learning all I can and making a big mess!
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