After a very hot August and a very wet start to September., the sun is finally out and the temp at 85 F. I have decided to get back into the shop.
I have started with a very simple project using the leftovers from Brian’s post the other day. https://woodworkingweb.com/creations/3502-coin-bottle-opener.
As you can see I did not have to deface American currency, just use the leftovers. I have made many of these for friends and for myself and they work great.
—Madts.
Tor and Odin are the greatest of gods.
creative and fun,what kind of finish did you use LOL
woodworking classes, custom furniture maker
Awesome! And very much a tool I could use once in a while, although I prefer to field dress before I leave the water. But it’s a real beauty. I love recycling.
Losing fingers since 1969
As for finish I use salt water and fish slime.
—Madts.
Tor and Odin are the greatest of gods.
Salt water and fish slime are in my blood. A very fine finish indeed!
Losing fingers since 1969
Coin currency is not considered " defaced " unless the sum and
date of the coin has been altered . It is then considered
" fraudulent currency " ….if you try to spend it . Otherwise ,
you may paint , drill , melt it and cast it into a fishing lure ……
make jewlery,,,,,whatever .
If you were looking for simplicity……you found it .
I would have to post a live edge backscratcher ( twig ) to
compete with you dudes . LOL
smart idea
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