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Couple projects
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Re: Couple projects
Very nice. Great work!
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Sometimes on a Sunday Belgian Dubbel, Oaked Old Ale, Ordinary Bitter
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Sometimes on a Sunday Belgian Dubbel, Oaked Old Ale, Ordinary Bitter
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Re: Couple projects
How did you finish those flights? I really like the rustic look. Mind sharing your sanding protocol and stain?
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Re: Couple projects
Those flights look great! Nice work!
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I just hand sanded it to soften the edges and smooth it out. The stain was a walnut gel based stain (apparently poplar doesn't do well with oil based stains) that came in a tube from Canadian Tire. I did a coat with that and then a semi gloss varathane to finish.jason.loxton wrote:How did you finish those flights? I really like the rustic look. Mind sharing your sanding protocol and stain?
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The design is from a recent BYO magazine but I tinkered with it a bit. Their design was for a wooden dowel to run under the glasses but I figured that would be wobbly so I doubled up.
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