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Picked up a set of Miesha's Portuguese Tree Cork Grips from Rivendell. www.rivbike.com/product-p/gt5.htm
I put two layers of shellac on per Schmitty's instructions. Since the grips are on the short side, I put some cloth tape between brake levers and grips and shellacked 'em too. (Would have twined it to keep it up to Rivendell standards, but couldn't find my twine.) And glued the grips to bars with Gorilla Glue. I used a bit too much, as it was my first time using this glue, so you can see where it seeped out, especially through a crack on the left grip. (The crack due to my stupidity, of course.) They look nice, eh?
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An example of a couple of wooden pencil boxes I have just finished for two nephews.
Box joints using Red oak and Poplar.
The name was printed out on a colour laser printer, and attached to the timber using gel medium. After drying, the paper was rubbed off to leave the name.
Finished off with 6 or so coats of white shellac.
An example of a couple of wooden pencil boxes I have just finished for two nephews.
Box joints using Red oak and Poplar.
The name was printed out on a colour laser printer, and attached to the timber using gel medium. After drying, the paper was rubbed off to leave the name.
Finished off with 6 or so coats of white shellac.
live @ Netil House, London 27/11/2013
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