Decided to get on the ball and add a graphical banner. I will improve on it later. But for now it will help improve the look and feel of the site.
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Tablero da Gucci part 2
Continuing from my last post, After I finished with the Dremel work on the board I laid out the glasses to see if everything looked good.
Then I sanded it all down and in between the squares. Next I stained the board
I picked a classic oak stain for the job. Using cheap foam brushes I layered on a nice even coat.
It took a few tries to get all the cracks filled in. At this point you can hardly even tall it has a seam between the two boards. While this one was drying I started in on the second one, I will spare you the details since its all the same.
Then I sanded it all down and in between the squares. Next I stained the board
I picked a classic oak stain for the job. Using cheap foam brushes I layered on a nice even coat.
It took a few tries to get all the cracks filled in. At this point you can hardly even tall it has a seam between the two boards. While this one was drying I started in on the second one, I will spare you the details since its all the same.
Friday, March 25, 2011
Tablero da Gucci
As of late I have been rather obsessed with a game called Tablero, In case you have never heard of it, its a drinking game that was developed in the S.C,A, that is played with seven shot glasses and a 7x7 checkered board. The board is one square shorter on each side than a standard checkered board. Since my obsession has gotten the best of me I have decided to start making boards to play with during this years pirate event season, which is coming up rather quickly. I wanted a to make a few boards and I wanted them to stand up to the torturous use they will have to endure during an average event. So of course wood is the most logical material.
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