A Flame Finial--First Try
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Thanks Peter.
Doug there's a few little issues with the turned portion that need refining. I see them but maybe they aren't visible to others.
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Inspiring... excellent craftsmanship.
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Yep, I see the mistakes, must be twenty of them, really glaring! Absolutely ruined it for me
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I knew you'd see them. You do such fine work, your eyes are tuned to see even the slightest errors.
Kristoff, thank you.
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@dave r said:
I knew you'd see them. You do such fine work, your eyes are tuned to see even the slightest errors.
Actually the only thing I could find to complain about was that you modeled it instead of me
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Thank you.
I'm going to be doing a tutorial on it so I'll save the details. The first thing, though, is to hold your tongue correctly.
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@dave r said:
The first thing, though, is to hold your tongue correctly.
I remember whenever Dad was working on something, building a shelf or another house, he would always have his tongue sticking out of the corner of his mouth. Brings back some fond memories.
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It worked, didn't it?
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@dave r said:
It worked, didn't it?
Yeah, I guess it did. Seemed like every time we'd get settled somewhere he'd get the urge and be off building our next house. I was just a kid and never could quite figure that out, but it made life a little more interesting.
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Once upon a time models like this inspired contests like the "30 minute model".
Speaking of bringing back old memories. I read your post Dave and opened Sketchup right away. I just see that beautiful little finial as a challenge.... ...I'm working on it right now... 
instead of working on some other boring square stuff that pays my living.Thanks for making it!!
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Looks damn good to me!
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Try as I might to copy you Dave, the bloody wind keeps getting it.
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Well, I'm gobsmacked by your finial, Dave.
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