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    Compound cut and turned light house 2

    Scott had said something about he wanted to do one with different woods glued up. Well that tweaked my interest. I did screw up on the angle as I did not want the light wood to come up as far as it did. But I still like it. Mystery wood and Aspen.


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    Rolf
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    That would also make a nice Peppermill I like it a lot

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      Originally posted by Chuck Hans View Post
      That would also make a nice Peppermill I like it a lot
      I have had the parts kit for one for many years and never made one. Maybe it is time,
      Rolf
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        I like the angle of the wood. They now have kits that can be salt or pepper. It has ceramic instead of metal.
        Betty

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        • #5
          Thanks for sharing your wonderful wook woking with us.

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          • #6
            WOW!!! Better than I thought.
            Scott
            Creator of fine designer sawdust.

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              That is really cool. When Scott mentioned gluing up different woods, I was thinking about changing the base & top of the lighthouse, but I like your idea a lot more. Now what can be done with adding an actual light on the top!?!?!
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                Originally posted by Tango View Post
                That is really cool. When Scott mentioned gluing up different woods, I was thinking about changing the base & top of the lighthouse, but I like your idea a lot more. Now what can be done with adding an actual light on the top!?!?!
                That would be a piece of cake with the LED's that are available today. Thanks for another rabbit hole for me to go down LOL
                Rolf
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                • #9
                  Wow, Rolf, your mind is really working in overdrive.
                  Denny
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                    Originally posted by Rolf View Post

                    That would be a piece of cake with the LED's that are available today. Thanks for another rabbit hole for me to go down LOL
                    Hey Rolf - I glad that I can help
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                      Tango I still have your pattern waiting for me to do. The one with the egg shaped frame. No wood work today, switching hobbies , my new Carburetors came yesterday.
                      Rolf
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                        Originally posted by Tango View Post
                        That is really cool. When Scott mentioned gluing up different woods, I was thinking about changing the base & top of the lighthouse, but I like your idea a lot more. Now what can be done with adding an actual light on the top!?!?!
                        Like you my first thoughts were the top and bottom. Might still be interesting.
                        Scott
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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by NC Scroller View Post

                          Like you my first thoughts were the top and bottom. Might still be interesting.
                          I think you need to get busy
                          Rolf
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