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    Great looking project michael...love how you a bunch of ideas together

    John

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    Michael,

    That clock is to die for! Fantastic!
    Jerry

    Joanne and me enjoying a beautiful fall in Spearfish Canyon in the Black Hills.

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    Very classy looking. Great carving.
    Rocky

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    I've got a spot on the wall that really could use that,Michael .Beautiful.
    Thanks,Capt.Barry

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    Michael, Something else to consider incorporating in a future clock, (or maybe just a stand alone shadow box style piece) would be one that is back lit. Maybe an area carved out that other separate carvings are placed into with a small nightlite in the background to show the carved pieces up...like a few small deer and trees...sorta layered out. Just more for you to think about...lol
    Lin

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    Very nice job!



    Lg

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    Michael,
    Another breath taking project, all of us here are very lucky to have some with your talents in the community.
    Ray

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    Michael
    Very nice clock. I have not had good luck with Cabot stains. The smell just drives my right out of the shop, and the door I was doing at the time was very large and started drying before I could get an even coat on all sections. Just my personnal thoughts.
    later Daniel
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    Thanks again, everybody, for the compliments and the suggestions!

    Lin, thank you for the backlit/layered idea. Very creative, and would look really nice in a future clock design or applied in a shadowbox decorative item as you say.

    Daniel, I didn't notice a particularly different or unusual odor with the Cabot stain that was any "worse" than other stains I've used over the years - but, I use cross-ventilation when staining (a fan positioned about 15 feet away to move air across the work area), so maybe I just missed it. I also didn't notice it drying any faster either when working with it (I let it dry overnight as usual before applying the clearcoat), but I've not tried it on a large surface such as a full-size door - - for that matter, I've never used Cabot stains at all until this project, so I'm certainly no expert about that brand!
    Michael T
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dan-Woodman View Post
    Michael
    Very nice clock. I have not had good luck with Cabot stains. The smell just drives my right out of the shop, and the door I was doing at the time was very large and started drying before I could get an even coat on all sections. Just my personnal thoughts.
    later Daniel

    Were you using a water based or oil based stain? Water based is more difficult to work with on large areas because it dries faster than oil based.
    Rocky

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