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Breaking in the new paddle from Nefarious Knots.
(Test subject #2: @muse-of-maestro)
One more
A pile of scraps chopped up and glued together into something new. Woods include purple heart, maple, zebrawood, hickory and walnut.
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Big loads are important, Daddy.
-A desperate needy little girl
Hi love! I’m new to your page and to your work. I was wondering if you are currently selling and if so how do we purchase?
Heyo. (Sorry for the slower reply)
At the moment I do not have any pieces available for sale. I am working on some stuff and once I have a bunch of stuff ready I will be posting more details about how to buy them.
I had some time to spare so I took a minute and made something different. What do you think?
Recently I started a project using all my extra scrap pieces of wood. I started by cutting them into strips. Next I cut them into 2 inch pieces, which you can see here. Next will be to piece them together into different pattern and glue them up.
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Weekend checklist:
- Chain
- Play collar
- Kitten ears
- Fluffy tail
- Warm socks
- Paddles
- Gag
- Cute stuffies
- Yummy snacks
Anything else, @nefariousknots?
Spit, drool, bruises and cuddles
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I have been on a journey of learning to love myself and my body. It’s still hard, but I have been having more and more moments where I am able to appreciate my body and all that it has done for me. Love yourself, my darlings. It feels good. 💕
A made a huge mess as I get ready for my next glue up.
Working on another piece. This one is a Bolivian rosewood.
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Hey so, if anyone sees our photo on a different website and then finds us here:
- no it’s not posted with my consent.
- no I don’t care about getting lots of followers
- I block empty and non active blogs (or anyone who gives me ugh vibes)
- please don’t be a creeper and send gross anons, I will block you
- please don’t link/tag our tumblr pages.
- if you came here hoping for more lewd pics you’re going to be disappointed.
Other than that, I hope you enjoy the photo. Please don’t keep sharing it. 👌🏻
If you do find it on another website, I would greatly appreciate if you reported it.
Introducing...
Pink Ivory & Kingwood
Both are unique woods and my first time working with both of them. They are very tight grained and pack a hefty weight for their size. Next steps will be to tag them with NK, decide on a finish, and probably find them a home.
Keep your eyes peeled for more details.
Step nine. Route edge
Step 10. Drill hole?
Worst step. Sanding. By far my least favorite part but still very critical for a nice finish.
I lost count... but wipe it down and admire.
Step 5. Cut out
Step 6. Shape
Step 7. More shaping
Step 8. Magic?
Step 1. Select wood
Step 2. Thickness planer
Step 3. Rough sanding
Step 4. Sketch
Finally made some more of these little handy paddles. Still room for improvement but I think they turned out great.