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Comment: Interesting info. I thought that Bois d' arc was a generic term for red colored woods.…
Comment: Nicely done instructable. Easy to understand and well written.
Comment: Hello,Thank you for your interest of my canes. I have not finished this piece to be a…
Comment: Banksia pods are available through specialty wood craft suppliers. They range in size …
Comment: Looks like the Mad Scientist is having too much fun!
Comment: I like the visual effect the spiral fob gives, although putting one's full weight on a …
Comment: Gee, one can learn so much when not even trying!
Comment: Well done instructable and nice carving too. I can imagine a beautiful version done in…
Comment: First sand the surface very smooth. You could use either a Sharpie, permanent ink pen …
Comment: That's quite a nice faux rock and I like your instructable. The inner construction is…
Comment: The Shaving Mule (shaving horse) is an old fashion method of holding the piece of wood …
Comment: Padouk. It is very hard and has a bit of an open grain, and is very strong.
Comment: Thank you for the comments. I would love to see some of your work.
Comment: Interesting tip. That makes sense that the bokken needs a flexible type of wood to wit…
Comment: Congratulations! I would have thought you'd place Fist, as your end product is much mo…
Comment: Congratulations! I can almost taste that honey. Enjoy your new tools!
Comment: Congratulations! Neat concept, but can you make this a bit more eye friendly? Enjoy t…
Comment: Congratulations! Nice project. I hope you enjoy the tools!
Comment: Congratulations! Nice project. I hope you enjoy the tools.
Comment: Nice cane! The reason I did not use a lathe for my Instructables is that most people m…
Comment: If the shaft is large enough, you could hollow it out with a router or hand tools.
Comment: Very amusing and creative. But, why do I sense you have waay too much time on your han…
Comment: Very clever! So, when is the cheese making show? If the squirrels would stop erradica…
Comment: No, I haven't made a bokken (yet), as I don't know anyone who would use it. They don't…
Comment: It is a bit mind boggling as to why one goes away from civilization to sit among nature…
Comment: FunKy!
Comment: Well, actually chop suey is an American version of Chinese vegetables with noodles. Yo…
Comment: Relatively easy to make and fun to eat. Yum!
Comment: Recycled, cute & thrifty. What more can one ask for?
Comment: Very cute. Now you can walk through the mud like a true Geisha.
Comment: Good idea. A little surgery does the trick.
Comment: Very clever and thrifty! Not to mention a nice looking product afterwards. Do you thi…
Comment: Very practical and usable instructable. My girlfriend was a linewoman for AT&T and she…
Comment: Very fun and thrifty! I love the 3-D image and easy to do, not complicated or expensiv…
Comment: Great instructable. I took a beekeeping course from George Imari (invented the Imari s…
Comment: Excellent instructable. You show a lot of helpful steps and the end critique is even m…
Comment: HEY! If you are having a problem voting, please let me know by posting here. I've had …
Comment: How creative and fun! What's the top mph and mpg you get on this creature? I love the…
Comment: Actually it is a combination of both, as the Tung oil penetrates the wood and the polyu…
Comment: Very impressive costume! I would need a crane to lift me up after getting down to that…
Comment: YUM! These look good. I like unpeeled potatoes when ever I make them (mashed, baked, …
Comment: Do you think we can ship ourselves to NYC to be part of the festivities?
Comment: Congratulations! Your use of "found objects" was very clever and whimsical. I love th…
Comment: Congratulations! What a precious little world! Nice instructable!
Comment: Very creative with nice technical, crafstmanship and design. Your patience and talents…
Comment: Congratulations! You display very impressive technique and design in your work. Your …
Comment: Congratulations! This is a very elegant egg! You do wonderful work. I love the relie…
Comment: Thank you everyone for your vote and support! I will be sending off my egg to the Big …
Comment: Very pretty! It looks like you're having fun! What are you using to thread the beads …
Comment: My next Banksia Pod Egg may be able to light up from the inside. I will have to drill …
Comment: The Banksia pods are not that expensive so your idea of a group or bowl of them would b…
Comment: To appease the safety factor and still have the same visual effects, you could remove t…
Comment: YUM! I'm not a drinker but I can appreciate the flavor kick. I have buckets of pecans…
Comment: The Banksia pods are available at the specialty wood working stores. They range in siz…
Comment: Gallery MH Thank you. The cane handle is made of Quilted Maple and the shaft of Claro …
Comment: Very nice work. I like your tool collection too. Did you make your spoke shaves? I m…