A LayOut WIP
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Thank you gentlemen.
Richard, you got it in one.
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@dave r said:
You might have to. I wasn't really planning to do any on this project.
Hmmm... Wasn't planning to and not going to are two different things. Besides, I can wait till the sun burns out.
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If I wait until the sun burns out, you won't be able to see it anyway.
Maybe I'll do it when I get a bunch of other projects done.
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As a former vet, I say Thank You and your team for such a good gesture.
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@dave r said:
If I wait until the sun burns out, you won't be able to see it anyway.
Maybe I'll do it when I get a bunch of other projects done.
No worries... I have a flashlight.
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I hate to see a guy grovel. If I can find a few moments this weekend, maybe I'll bang something out. they don't take very long to do, anyway.
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That's what I'm talking about... Can't wait to see the grain you choose.
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This is a little fancier than they were intended to be but I think it looks alright in cherry. Are you happy, Kristoff?
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@dave r said:
This is a little fancier than they were intended to be but I think it looks alright in cherry. Are you happy, Kristoff?
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Dave this would look great with EDG3D
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Thanks. Maybe I'll try it.
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Thanks Dave - as a veteran, I like it. Would be nice with the turntable on also.
Just curious, is the back blank like that or should it be wood grain also?
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Oops! I guess I forgot to apply the material to the faces of the back of the box.
Oh well.
I am pleased with the way the seal turned out.
One of the guys involved in the project has been making the medallions out of wood using his laser to burn the wood. He's doing them for all branches of the service. This one was the first decent image I found in a Google search. Minimal work to make it usable here.
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@dave r said:
Oops! I guess I forgot to apply the material to the faces of the back of the box.
Oh well.
I am pleased with the way the seal turned out.
One of the guys involved in the project has been making the medallions out of wood using his laser to burn the wood. He's doing them for all branches of the service. This one was the first decent image I found in a Google search. Minimal work to make it usable here.
Yes, the seal looks great. I was in the Army during Vietnam but spent my time in Germany. Got lucky!!
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