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(08-17-2011, 09:43 PM)Benfishin1 Wrote: (08-17-2011, 09:50 AM)SJS Wrote: This was my first attempt at an ashtray....
What did you use to cut out the "lines" for your stogies to rest in?
I was thinking I'd probably end up using a wood file. I couldn't come up with any other ideas that seemed feasible.
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(08-17-2011, 03:52 PM)supadave Wrote: sjs that really is nice man i have ben thinking about doing one like this for quite awhile now looks like i need to get out into the woodshop now, what type of wood did you use on the nub one
They were both from the same Bradford Pear tree I had cut down for a friend.....I'm thinking my next one might be Oak.....
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this is absolutely amazing. You need to start mass producing these babies for the rest of us SC folks! Damn thats nice.
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Whoa Man! Very nice ashtray! But don't listen to Dooley! However, I would not trust that this ashtray can make it through winters. Better send it to ND so I can test over the cold months coming up!
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(08-17-2011, 09:29 AM)SJS Wrote: I might add more to it...like some NUB or Cain labels....There's a NUB LIVE one on the back...but my phone crapped out this morning !!!!
What do ya think ?!?!?!
WOW!!!! Great job!!!
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Steve, you are an artist. Beautiful craftsmanship!
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Damn you got some skills!