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I'm not a Tumi Ishi block maker, but you did prompt me to use Google to find yet one more thing I had no idea existed
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Another day and I'm little bit smarter. Of course, I'm 72 yo and still feel pretty ignorant at times.
Would be great for someone that has a both at a craft fair
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They look to me like Pet rock's or blocks.
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Those are made by simply holding the piece against a disk sander at random angles. The blocks shown on Amazon are made locally here from wood I sell from the Saint Louis Forest.
They are fun to play with. I have the record for our set of a tower nine tall. Most of my competitors were under ten years old.
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Oh! ??? They don't have a bottle of Titebond out of the picture?
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Before putting them to disk sander I’ve been knocking some of the corners off them on the bandsaw.
Took 5 sets of 11 blocks each to the craft show yesterday, sold four of them. Fifth one is also sold to a neighbor.
Jim
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Broccoli doesn’t like you either.
