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in the gadgets library there is a spiral gadget that may help

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Brian

That sign looks great, also a great job of recycling the table certainly a good idea when it comes to finding larger pieces of timber.
Nice inlay as well, the contrast between the two timbers makes the sign pop.

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Brian

Here is a table that goes behind the couch. Plywood top, steel pipe legs and Malaysian Kauri inlay. Two more to make.
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Brian

Always a great idea, nice pictures too the grain looks fabulous. I hear you on repeatable jigs it is the key making thing easy.
I do like you handle part of the tray very universal.

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Brian

Looks Good!, do like the steam punk design. What sort of machining time did they take?.

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Brian

Lovely job. Nice memorial to officer Parrish's service.

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Brian

Hi Gary
Once again a great looking piece, you are getting really good at working with 3d models and the metal coat finish. I have some questions, what is the substrate made of and how many layers did you use on this project.
Also, how heavy has the metal coating made the piece?.

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Brian

I would love to know more about how you "print and glue the pictures on" because I'm sure there is an art/process to it.

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Brian

Great Idea, great finish and great photos. They say a "picture says a thousand words", you've written a book here.
Not a wacky idea at all.

great job

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Brian

That's a pretty cool display idea, you might need to put a little sign on it "in case of emergency break glass" lol.

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Brian

Cool design. I would love to be able to get my hands on some yellowheart, I can not find anyone in New Zealand who imports it. I can get purpleheart but would love to try yellow.
I digress, great job.

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Brian

Nice project, looks like the wine has been tested too......lol

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Brian

Again another fantastic finished item. I am really liking the metal finish, question well two actually.

1 Where did you get the elephant model from?.

2 How long was the machining time.

oh heck

3 Do you have any construction photos?.

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Brian

Great inspiring work as per normal, what was the machining time for this?.

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Brian

Hi All
here are some purple heart inlays that i have completed for a client who wanted his customers logo put on something for a gift.
He just wanted a vcarved image on a piece of plywood, but i said that we can do better than that.