Long Long way to go...but glad i spent a ridiculous amount of time ensuring the join was good...There are a few high spots as a result of the joining process that shadow and make the join look sloppy but thinning it out will bring out that fairly invisible join
First Time's a Charm
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Re: First Time's a Charm
Ooohh.....Lovely Wood!
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Re: First Time's a Charm
Nicely done.
Might be a shadow, or it could be a grain line. I've managed to line up the grain lines on a couple of tops so that the join stood out. I ended up separating the plates and redoing them.
Might be a shadow, or it could be a grain line. I've managed to line up the grain lines on a couple of tops so that the join stood out. I ended up separating the plates and redoing them.
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Re: First Time's a Charm
Looks beaut!
It is a great feeling to shoot a good joint (even if it takes ages chasing that one high bit) - and then to get it glued tight. Looks like nice blackwood.
Mark
It is a great feeling to shoot a good joint (even if it takes ages chasing that one high bit) - and then to get it glued tight. Looks like nice blackwood.
Mark
Re: First Time's a Charm
Cant see any join..cant see any pictures. Something wrong with this network
Martin
Re: First Time's a Charm
Its on your end Marty. Looks fine up here.
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