Just a little post on how i finished by Banksia nut/pod coasters...
basically i left the bottom of the coasters their natural finish with a light sanding, this way they should have a little bit of grip on surfaces rather than slipping all over the table...
They seem thin enough so moisture already on the table shouldn't affect them long term... i have toyed with the idea of spraying the bottom like i did the top and sides with clear lacquer and scuffing the bottom half but that takes away from the fact that you can feel the natural banksia pod/nut and appreciate it's velvet fuzz so to speak....
Either way each one is definitely unique and no 2 could possible be the same :D
Anyway here's some pics of them finished... some of these pics are already in my latest pieces post from a while ago... also i have my whole collection on facebook...
http://www.facebook.com/wexfordwoodworking
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Showing posts with label banksia pod. Show all posts
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Monday, June 3, 2013
Monday, March 25, 2013
Latest Pieces (woodturned Clock, Cheeseboard, Bottle Stopper, Coasters)
its been a while since an update so i'd just like to post up a few pictures of my latest pieces, a cheeseboard made of spalted beech with burned ring, a Banskia Nut bottle stopper, a Banksia Nut set of 6 coasters and a Desk Clock, I do plan on doing a couple of write ups on how i done each piece but untill then if you've any questions about any of the pieces please ask me in the comments...
Damien
Damien
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