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    I noticed that there was a cedar tree cut down the other day when I was going to work so at lunch I went back to where it was and asked the guys who cut it down if I could take a couple limbs. They were glad to not have to load up the ones at least that I took.
    I cut them down and skinned them and have turned out 2 cedar brush handles, Here's a couple pictures of one of them.
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    Very nice. cedar is one of my favorite woods love the way it looks and smells.

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    They are really nice; wish I had paid attention in my high school woodworking class.
    I made a fishing rod holder once; took it home and nobody knew what the hell it was.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    They are really nice; wish I had paid attention in my high school woodworking class.
    I made a fishing rod holder once; took it home and nobody knew what the hell it was.
    LOL!!!!!!!!

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    You know, I thought about doing the same thing when I saw them cutting down those trees.. too bad I was already late for an appointment.... allwell.. Awesome work as usual!!

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    It amazes me how much cedar is being removed near my home right now. Unfortunately I learned to dislike the smell of cedar very quickly when I did a series of 40 custom closets in a row as a cabinet maker.
    Nice handles.

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    Quote Originally Posted by deighaingeal View Post
    It amazes me how much cedar is being removed near my home right now. Unfortunately I learned to dislike the smell of cedar very quickly when I did a series of 40 custom closets in a row as a cabinet maker.
    Nice handles.
    You could always wear a nose clip.

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    We never got woodworking in school would give anything to know how to work a lathe..

    Amazing work BTW!

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    Quote Originally Posted by tekbow View Post
    We never got woodworking in school would give anything to know how to work a lathe..

    Amazing work BTW!
    In my experience teaching students, school isn't the place to learn turning. The teachers generally knew little to nothing about it so they taught students the method of scrape out a rough shape then comes the 36 grit gouge. Its much harder to unlearn something.
    Search for a local group of wood turners, they usually have at least one guy willing to teach for free. There are few people as kind as wood turners.

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    you are truly a master with woodwork!

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