Horsing around

[hput2]

Horsing around, I have seen where some other guys have made their own front shelf and they looked pretty good. So I thought I would dress up my 590 a little bit. It is a piece of popular wood 1 by 12 x 24“. I did a little bit of wood burning on it and coated it with 2 part casting epoxy. And I know not put any heat or raw food on it.

 

[C. Keeper]

Horsing around, I have seen where some other guys have made their own front shelf and they looked pretty good. So I thought I would dress up my 590 a little bit. It is a piece of popular wood 1 by 12 x 24“. I did a little bit of wood burning on it and coated it with 2 part casting epoxy. And I know not put any heat or raw food on it.

Nice job!

 

[chadinsc]

thats beautiful!

 

[sdynak]

Very cool.. so that look of trees is burnt wood in a design?

 

[hput2]

Very cool.. so that look of trees is burnt wood in a design?

It’s done with high voltage electricity. It’s actually kind of dangerous! I would NOT recommend doing i!

 

[Thor8594]

That is done with electricity, do it a bunch.

 

[Jim6820]

Very nicely done; looks great. I’m guessing that the “popular wood” you used was Poplar, right?

 

[sdynak]

It’s done with high voltage electricity. It’s actually kind of dangerous! I would NOT recommend doing i!

Cool.. no worries... I don't have that kind of talent to even attempt it ..

I can't draw stick figures on paper let alone play with lightning on wood.. LOL

 

[Roaniecowpony]

Based on the title, I was thinking this was about meat that neighs.

 

[hput2]

Based on the title, I was thinking this was about meat that neighs.

Partner, that would be a horse of a different color!

 

[C. Keeper]

Partner, that would be a horse of a different color!

Wouldn't you have to beat it?

 

[Roaniecowpony]

Wouldn't you have to beat it?

I have used both methods, sticks and carrots

 

[Roaniecowpony]

Partner, that would be a horse of a different color!

I recall seeing it in the commissary on base in the early 60s, in Japan.