New Candy bowl

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New Candy bowl

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I finally got around to making one of these. Scrap Redwood 2x4 from the deck.
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That is outstanding! I saw a guy make one of those on Youtube. Amazing!

Nice job!
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Reminds me of a strip canoe.

That has got to require a LOT of patience!

Sure you did not slip a lobster tail in there?

I think I shall endeavor to stay ignorant of the steps taken to make that.

Nicely done!!!
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That is art plain and simple!
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That is too cool! How'd you do dat?
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Very well done, Sir!

This is the kind of work that makes me tell people that I do wood butchering, not wood working.
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Nice! Here is a vid of the technique:

http://youtu.be/LtgbNyHRFGA
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Really nice. Was the top part cut off and glued back on? I can't figure out how you did it.
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That is truly amazing work. I applaud your level of patience and skills. After watching the youtube I am even more impressed.
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LOVE it.
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