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Jim Jakosh
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Cedar Cribbage board
This is a cribbage board built from 150 yr old cedar that cam from the staves a pickle vat. It is 1 1/2" x 6 1/4" x 13" and finished with semi gloss enamel. the back side shows the black stain from the pickling brine and the slot to release the drawer. the are 4 magnets that hod the drawer in so it won't fall out while handling the board. The top was fractal burned and painted with turquoise pant before drilling and finishing.
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Very pretty. I love the turquoise in it too! Nicely done.
150 year old pickle vat…I feel like they made a movie about that! 😆
150 year old pickle vat…I feel like they made a movie about that! 😆
Ryan/// ~sigh~ I blew up another bowl. Moke told me "I made the inside bigger than the outside".
very cool jim love the effect of that fractal burning,but i aint touchin that stuff.
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
Very Cool Jim, the fractural burn is neat, and I like the color. Haven't played cribbage for a long time, fun game and fast.
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Good looking. Never played the game in my life, I actually don't think I know anyone that does. Mike
Hi Mike. I was taught how to play it but the guy went so fast that I never got a handle on the scoring. And they way they played , if you missed some count and the opponents was it, they got the points. I'll stick to hand and foot!
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Real nice looking board Jim. The Turquoise painted in the fractal burning really stands out
Hi Danny. Thanks. I thought I had to do it because that cedar is pretty blah by itself.
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