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  1. Yin and yang box

    This yin and yang box was constructed from pine scraps and cut with a bandsaw. Stained ebony on half and dowels used for center circles. 3 coats of polyurethane.
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  2. Yin and Yang Bandsaw Boxes

    Here is another popular box that I do well with, I changed these up by using wenge instead of walnut for the dark wood, I make these so that the grain runs vertical instead of horizontal so as to hide the entry points, these measure 5 1/2" x 5 1/2" x 3 1/2" and are finished with a single coat of...
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    Hope this is in the correct forum. I've purchased, cut and sanded to 220 grit this maple that I'm told is a soft variety. It's going to be used as a side table with three levels. Can anyone tell me what species this is? I would also like to know if this method...
    finishing maple question
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