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RIP Julie and Dean.

Looks really good!

I agree with Doug. Looks great for the first coat. You may even make the cover of DUNGEON MONTHLY

Yes. The vinegar takes much longer to dry than alcohol based stains. It won't be dry enough to spray today. At least not without the help of a heater/fan.

There's still enough room between those bars for someone to grab your curious poodle, and threaten to snap it's neck unless you release them. "It puts the lotion in the basket".

Agreed.

If it's the same guy that used to refurbish them, he no longer does. He had a year long waiting list back when he did work on them. I bought my M22 because it was already refurbished by him.

I guess I'll just have to hope that Jeff hasn't made us an accessory to some type of dungeon he's actually building. Checking his area for missing persons now.

Are those the ones cooled with Stolichnaya instead of Ferrofluid?

Wonderful work. However, as a gay man, I have to say that everytime I scroll past the title of this thread, for a split second I'm expecting something completely different.

Certainly a bad run of luck Al. Graham, it's good to see you posting. I was worried when I went into Fairfax Scoop, because they said they hadn't seen you in three days.

Yes, I believe you're right. But in my opinion he's taken it way too far.

Dated now for sure, but in 1973 it was scary as all hell! Especially when you were watching it in the theater at age 12!

^ Agreed. Stain never looks natural. That technique does.

That Curly Maple is gonna dance with some finish on it.

What does the Homosexual Otters Association have to do with building permits?

So you need to buy your kids hamsters now. It's Woodish, which is a derivative of Elvish.

My PC is starting to fail me, but I'm not sure that I'm even going to replace it. I do 99% of everything on my phone today.

You're reference map of Australia is a bit off. Other than that it looks fantastic! 😛

Very true. Point taken.

Condolences Todd. RIP Ann.

Normally I wouldn't glue up hardwoods and softwood together. Sanding it difficult for one thing.

Ah, zooming in I see it now. I thought it was horizontal bars.

Marc, what's the piece of gear in the background, with the Red LED bars? It reminds me of a surround amp that I had back in the 80's. You could completely control the delay of the two surround speakers. It wasn't as intelligent as the old Yamaha units, but you could get some interesting effects. It was made by NEC, which seemed odd, even then.

Yes, it's Red Oak.