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bodgerbaz
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Well done Brian. You'll soon have to build a trophy case if you keep this up ;-)
Alexam
Bandsaw Boxmaker
Well done indeed. It would be nice to see the winning items if you can post them for us all to enjoy.
Alex
Alex
Chippygeoff
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Well done Brian, you deserve to win as all your intarsia is simply brilliant. The judges know quality when they see it.
beganasatree
Established Member
Congratulations Brian,
Peter
Peter
bodgerbaz
Established Member
A fine selection of work Brian. Well done. Respect ;-)
martinka
Established Member
Even though I have seen them before, I'm still amazed at the quality. Well done with the trophies, Brian.
beganasatree
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Great work Brian,Janette has asked why dont i do things like this you have scroll saw dont you ??I told her yes but I do not know how to use it.
Peter
Peter
AES
Established Member
That vinyl floor tile is an excellent idea Claymore, thanks for posting.
I'm having trouble with the table on my Excali getting marked (as everyone else does it seems). The original idea I had of a thin self adhesive transparent plastic film (book covering etc) worked "OK", but didn't last all that long before it started to score, sometimes causing irritating little hang ups when cutting.
I've since tried a somewhat thicker plastic (used for old fashioned draughtsmen's drawing boards) but not being self adhesive I've had to use double-sided carpet tape which, together with the thickness of the plastic itself, is also causing some problems.
I'll try one of those tiles (or something similar from the local DIY emporium) and advise further.
AES
I'm having trouble with the table on my Excali getting marked (as everyone else does it seems). The original idea I had of a thin self adhesive transparent plastic film (book covering etc) worked "OK", but didn't last all that long before it started to score, sometimes causing irritating little hang ups when cutting.
I've since tried a somewhat thicker plastic (used for old fashioned draughtsmen's drawing boards) but not being self adhesive I've had to use double-sided carpet tape which, together with the thickness of the plastic itself, is also causing some problems.
I'll try one of those tiles (or something similar from the local DIY emporium) and advise further.
AES
AES
Established Member
Thanks Claymore (Brian). BTW, I forgot to add my congrats re your work as shown above when I last posted re the floor tiles
So sorry - very nice Sir, & hardly a surprise that you win prizes (which reminds me of an old limerick, but that's for another time & place) :lol:
AES
So sorry - very nice Sir, & hardly a surprise that you win prizes (which reminds me of an old limerick, but that's for another time & place) :lol:
AES
