After Laughter posted pictures of butter spreaders, I got obsessed with them. Here are the first that I am willing to share publicly. The small one on top is maple. The larger one on the bottom is sycamore from my back yard. The grain on that it gorgeous, so I had to show you both sides.
As for Laughter's thoughts about creating, let me say that his 3-part division of hobbies is brilliant. He needs to explain it more, the way he explained it to me a little while ago.
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The sycamore really is beautiful, but it looks like you have the pith running through the center. Any radial cracking? And, I will follow up on that last post. It was getting longer than a single sitting, so I stopped.
No pith, just a blemish. Plenty of blemishes. I figured it's not going to be under any stress, so they didn't matter; they just add visual interest.
I want to know if the tablecloth was made or bought. Not related to your post, but it's so darn cute!
Laughter - no radial cracking. The wood was already bone dry. And Cami - the tablecloth was made. Ask my wife.
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