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  • The process begins! Choosing the right pieces of lumber in this case thick maple with some curl and black walnut. I use a Robland X-31 for machining, it is a five function combination machine. Preparing walnut for planer
  • The process begins! Choosing the right pieces of lumber in this case thick maple with some curl and black walnut. I use a Robland X-31 for machining, it is a five function combination machine. Bringing the piece to thickness
  • The process begins! Choosing the right pieces of lumber in this case thick maple with some curl and black walnut. I use a Robland X-31 for machining, it is a five function combination machine. Using the Robland saw to prep joining bridle.
  • The process begins! Choosing the right pieces of lumber in this case thick maple with some curl and black walnut. I use a Robland X-31 for machining, it is a five function combination machine. Holes for candles are drilled and sanded, now for the surface sanding!

Update #1 Split Beam Centerpiece

The process begins! Choosing the right pieces of lumber in this case thick maple with some curl and black walnut. I use a Robland X-31 for machining, it is a five function combination machine.

posted on Jul 10th 2012 by Oregon Hill Woodworks

  • Hi Jon, The Piece is finished, let me know what think of the final pics. Gary The all important sanding, every piece really takes unfolds with the final sanding.
  • Hi Jon, The Piece is finished, let me know what think of the final pics. Gary The legs are taking shape.
  • Hi Jon, The Piece is finished, let me know what think of the final pics. Gary Cutting dados for the bridle.
  • Hi Jon, The Piece is finished, let me know what think of the final pics. Gary The finish is lemon shellac and a mixture of bee's wax and turpintine.

Update #2 The Finished Piece

Hi Jon,

The Piece is finished, let me know what think of the final pics.

Gary

posted on Jul 15th 2012 by Oregon Hill Woodworks

Split Beam Centerpiece

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