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Ladle in the bath in 2 hours

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Well, in general, I decided to give the father-in-law something for a new bath, I looked and the cheapest and most suitable gift was a ladle in the bath, but damn, the issue price of 500 r does not seem to be a pity, but playful hands do not give rest to the head. I decided to make a ladle or a mug in the bath myself. I bought a stainless steel mug 85 r,
and found the rest in the garage Well, I also found 2 hours of time.

first worked as a shurik then a jigsaw

Well, at the end of the circle and emery, and the result


it seems to be pretty good
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Well, everyone probably, firstly, the bucket is exactly what everyone liked, and it performs the functionality,
Secondly, at a temperature of 80-85% in the steam room it’s not a pain, but you can even grab a wooden ladle, at least from birch, even from spruce or larch,
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Common fatigue
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It can be seen that you have no one and never will. What could he do? for 2 hours, I’ll probably go for beer or to write any crap in nete.
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if I had such a son-in-law, I’d be ashamed of him with this bucket and playful ones!
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On the third photo from the bottom, there are all signs of coniferous wood: the structure of the tree, including “rags” at the places of rough processing of the cuts, and also to the left of the lower hole from the nail a trace very reminiscent of tar.
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Judging by the figure, 99% pine)))
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The author replied in PM ... It seems like a birch hilt ....
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Mounting with a clamp - somehow "not ice." The mug has a handle, to put it into a piece of wood and fix it there is not a problem. And the handle made of coniferous wood, as already noted, and even with traces of nails, replaced with deciduous.
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And what wood billet? ... Ordinary coniferous? ... So it sticks to your hands if you heat up to a hundred ....

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