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...were used to make this. I can't name them all, but the guy loved the plaque.



He was an ordiance guy who retired. The thing on the bottom left is a bomb, which is the logo they use.
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I like the contrasting woods.
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Christopher,

You've done it again. You are an artist. Love your work.

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And again a wonderful piece!!
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I thought you guys might get a kick out of this: Because of my lack-of-lathe, I had to make the cannon ball using only my tablesaw. I inserted a rivit into my pannel cutter, and slowly rotated the walnut on the rivit, while slowly raising the blade after each pass. I dropped the blade to 45 and did it again. Sander did the rest.
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love that. and love the (scary sounding) technique!
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