Marty's favorite distillery uses the symbol of a buffalo. We wanted a tray that would have the buffalo symbol and also hold 4 glasses for serving. We experimented with 3 different versions.
1. A version with a raised 3D buffalo
2. A vcarved, stained version
3. A version with a vinlay
The 3D version was painted by my sister Erica, all other finishing by Marty.
Which do you like best? All of us like the vinlay version.
Buffalo Glassholder
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Re: Buffalo Glassholder
Sorry, but to me from just the pictures, the VCarved one is of those that are almost unrecognizable:(
My favorite is the VInlay, with your sister's amazing painting a close second.
VInlay:)
scott
My favorite is the VInlay, with your sister's amazing painting a close second.
VInlay:)
scott
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Re: Buffalo Glassholder
I'm partial to the Inlay version. The hand painted one is also very nice. The contents of the bottle looks special too
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Re: Buffalo Glassholder
Some distilleries clean those by putting them in a dishwasher. I know of one that uses pine and V-carving for theirs and they seem to get good service life out of them. Which of these cuts would be longest lasting with a washing process?