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Christmas Gifts

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Christmas Gifts

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Christmas Gifts

Sam Dean

>As usual, I'm running late on getting the Christmas gifts out the door. Here are some pictures of the first "round" to go out.

Please excuse the lighting and the photo's, it's the best my office has ;-)

Thanks,

Sam


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Sam Dean

>Another Pic.


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Sam Dean

>Last Pic.


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RevDoug

>Sam's been a busy little boy. Nice work, Sam. Those who receive these will be very proud.

Merry Christmas,

RevDoug

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Chuck Ludwigsen

>Wow, you've been busy. Very nice work.

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Ron in Drums PA

>Wow. I don't think I turned that many all year long, you have been very busy!

Beautiful work!

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Bruce in N.B. Canada

>Looks like you have really been busy, great job, I don't think that I made that many all year. What finish do you use? They seem to have such high luster.

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Jennifer@Indy.USA

>Sam...you've been busy! have a blast giving these away.....you're going to feel great...and so will the recipients!

Jennifer : )

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Sam Dean

>Hi,

I use Mylands Friction Polish on most of them. I put it on a little heavy and buff out the streaks - instant dry and ready to go. On the bowls intended for food use, I saturate the wood with mineral oil, then melt in bees wax with a propane torch and buff to a satin finish.

Thanks,

Sam

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Sam Dean

>Thanks to all for the kind remarks, I really appreciate it! Makes me feel better about my work. I'm fairly new to the post, but I need to upload some individual pieces for critique. I really like the input that everyone contributes, good and bad.

A very merry Christmas to all!

Thanks,

Sam