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A bunch of stoppers I made - again, terrible photography, but time was short.

One of these was put in the mix by accident - it's currently residing in a bottle of wine identical to the one with the white oak stopper in it (bought that wood from Victor a while back) - but I caught it before my wife packed it up!

Good wine, incidentally! :)

Andrew
 

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Mark

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WOW. That is an awesome collection of stoppers. Thanks for the post. I love the one in photo #5 & #6. A dark and a light wood first on the left. Beautiful!
 

Padre

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Wow, you have been busy.

I love the different designs. Doing stoppers allows our creative side to come out a little more, don't you think?
 

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Great assortment and nice craftmanship.

These looks like the regular chrome finish stopper. If so, did you ever had issue with the plating. Wondering if its worth buying stainless stleel.
 

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They are the regular chrome, Alfred...That's the kind I use on a daily basis, and while there has been some pitting over the years, it's not really that bad.

Given the cost of stainless, it's not something that I can afford to spend - I'm just at the limits of what the market will stand as it is...also, I had a stainless one and the washers are dry and cracked - figured if the washers are going to not last that long, no point splurging on the good bases (but maybe I just got a dud)
 

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Those are cool! I see some key chains made it in the picture too lol. I like the bird house looking ones. I have only made a handful thus far and they are fun. Looks very good on all of them. Good styles and shapes too.
 
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