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  1. Bleach Arcade Stick

    This custom was inspired by the "Bleach" anime series. The case is made from Brazilian Ebony wood that has been rounded and chamfered on my router table. Oil varnished with MinWax wipe on poly. Most of the cases are made to the customers specifications, but for this build the customer was nice...
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  2. Fancy Wood Cane #040: Macadamia, Ebony & Maca

    I found some macadamia wood with an interesting pattern of orange "dashes & rays" in it. Although the wood is cut on the cross grain to expose the pattern, the macadamia is quite hard and dense that I feel the short grain is still extremely strong. I had to work hard to sand down the surface...
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    I do most of my work with 1/4" and thinner wood, which means that it's not exactly unusual for wood to cup between resawing and actually making the project. It's not usually too bad, but one particular piece of oak was cupped enough to interfere with cutting the joinery. I'm going away for the...
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