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Well, not a speaker but I'm pretty pleased with how this came out so thought I'd share.
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Love it, especially with the pipe! -
beautiful!
tell us how you finished it.*
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Finish is a danish oil to bring out the colour. Let cure for a couple of weeks and then several coats of poly. Cured for another few weeks and then sanded from 400-3000. Rubbed out with automotive compound, polish and wax. Voila!Carbon13Comment
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Very nice!
Don't worry, if your parachute fails, you have the rest of your life to fix it.
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Some people collect stamps, Imelda Marcos collected shoes. I collect speakers.:DComment
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Looks great!Comment
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Stunning!Audiophiles listen to the equipment, not the music.Comment
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Fantastic looking, tell us about the hardware?
Also, how did you prepare the live edge for oiling/poly?
Andy.Comment
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That's cool looking! Nice work.Comment
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That is just horrible looking. You need to send that to me and I'll just trade you my amazing Wal-Mart special glass rack.
Seriously though...that thing looks amazing.Your results may vary.Comment
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You know...there are wealthy folk who would pay about 3 or 4 grand for that if it was all pimped out in a high-end store.
(Something you may want to think about.)
VERY impressive BTW.
(I am hiding this post from my wife. She would demand I attempt to copy it.)Comment
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Hardware is just plain old 3/4 black pipe. The live edge was hit vigorously with a wire brush wheel. Any loose bits or gaps were crazy glued. To be honest,* the bark should probably be removed but my wife insisted it stay on. I love the look but just pray it stays put.Originally posted by andykriech View PostCarbon13Comment
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