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Two More "Skinny" Floating Clocks
Furnished content.
(from Lumberjocks.com)
 Looking at those boards of Ambrosia Maple while drinking my coffee this morning, I was curious how long it would take me to do two skinny clocks. Turns out, about three hours… and much of that is finish drying time.One is end capped in red. The other is end capped in silver with clock hands spray-painted the same color as the end caps.Nothing super fancy about these, but I did stain the sides rather than monkey around with paint. The sides are stained in a “honey” tone (next time I may go darker).I know, not much new to see here, but the clock wall is getting pretty full!
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posted at: 12:00am on 03-Mar-2022
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