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Further to my blog on making this candle holder, here is the finished project.
The woods are:-
(probably) some type of Teak sapwood from waste parquet flooring, (see blogs here and here)
and
(probably) one of the common Eucalyptus grown locally. (see blog here)
Finish is as follows:
I sanded down to 120 then coated with a very resilient water-based latex varnish (Rystix Exterior Armadek) and hung it up for 2 days (see below) then sanded with 360, slathered with penetrating wax (Woodoc) and rubbed that in with steel wool.
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Enjoy your Christmas or Hanukkah, or any other celebration you may have over the next few days.
Peace.
The woods are:-
(probably) some type of Teak sapwood from waste parquet flooring, (see blogs here and here)
and
(probably) one of the common Eucalyptus grown locally. (see blog here)
Finish is as follows:
I sanded down to 120 then coated with a very resilient water-based latex varnish (Rystix Exterior Armadek) and hung it up for 2 days (see below) then sanded with 360, slathered with penetrating wax (Woodoc) and rubbed that in with steel wool.
.
Enjoy your Christmas or Hanukkah, or any other celebration you may have over the next few days.
Peace.