Dennis Kranz
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First try at candle holders. Wanted something differant compaired to the long tall ones. Walnut only anout 5 inchs tall.
Dennis
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Bernie Weishapl
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Cool Dennis. I lke them a lot. Nice finish.
Bernie Weishapl
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Forgot to ask what finish are you using?
Jim C Bradley
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The finish is called, "Don't let the wind blow too hard so wax drops on my pretty finish."
It is a finish most woodworkers want. However, it is very difficult to buy.
Enjoy,
Jim
It is a finish most woodworkers want. However, it is very difficult to buy.
Enjoy,
Jim
Dennis Kranz
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Hi Bernie,
I use Antique Oil on almost everything I do. Just love the look it leaves after a nice Ren buffing.
Dennis
I use Antique Oil on almost everything I do. Just love the look it leaves after a nice Ren buffing.
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Very cool, Dennis. 
Are they were made from one piece of walnut, or are the bases and columns separate pieces?
Are they were made from one piece of walnut, or are the bases and columns separate pieces?
Mohammad Madha
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Great first try. How many coats of AO did you put on them?
John Ryan
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Simple shape but sometime's that is all that is needed. Great finish, you will find a home for them