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Just when I was happy and the upgraditis bug was quiet - along comes another must have
Nice job - to nice
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Nice to see something beautiful that is not metallic on here!
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Beautiful work Gavin! I might have to take you on as a tamper stand supplier! ;D
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Beautiful work Gavin.... 8-)
I see a future in rustic kitchen utility ware
Mal.
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The timber is a narrow leaf red ironbark which is part of the eucalyptus family.
I used sanding sealer to seal it. Once I got the shape right its a process of sand, sanding sealer, dry, repeat.
Its a bit of extra work but it gives a lovely natural finish which is also sealed.
Gavin
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Nice work there Gavin
What is the timber? Have you put a finish on it yet, if so what did you go with?
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Tamper Stand
So after getting my Pullman Barista I felt I needed to have somewhere to put it when not in use.
I had seen a couple of tamper stands but I wanted something that did the Barista justice not just a block of wood
that I put the tamper on. Living on a property with plenty of trees wood was the obvious medium. What I created is a
homage to the Pullman. The curves mirror the way the Baristas handle flows into the tamper base and the straight edges
represent the clean edge and individual accuracy of the tamper base.
gavin

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