Justin
What about the one that got away?
Twice as big.
Alan.

Coen
And quite right to.
Now what percentage is that given that there are millions of them out there???
Hats off to you.
regards
Alan
'enjoy now'

Jeff
You said 'probably more luck than skill'
I love the expression 'the harder you work, the luckier you get'
Alan

Jeff
This work is just amazing. I would second the last for a tutorial as there is so much stuff a beginner like myself would learn. I dare say those in the highly skilled bracket would as well because these images just jump out at you as so full of quality.
thanks for posting
Alan.

Jeff
Beautiful work. Quality stuff.
Love the tips all essential stuff to pass on to a person new to the craft.
thanks
Alan

Jeff
Thanks for that. I'm working on a 'how to do' type of dvd on making a through and lapped dovetail. Tool preparation, specialist jigs etc etc,all modelled in sketchup, and at some stage I'm looking for an excellent rendering programme. Mojo brings your images to life and I love them. The fact that someone else has commented on the fact that they are easier to work with is also a benifit.

Having said all that, everyone still needs a bit of help on the way and I really appreciate your offer of help if needs arise.

From a sunny and warm Newton Le Willows, England

Thankyou

Alan

Great work. I'm so glad I signed up. Lots to learn.
Love renders
Thanks for posting
alan

Hi Mark
Really enjoyed visited your web page. Beautiful work.
Thanks for posting
Alan

Lovely job Tomasz.
Alan

Hi Stu
Never seen a garden as tidy as that before. What no weeds?
Beautiful job.
Alan

Beautiful work. I said it before and I'll say it again, so glad I joined this forum.
thanks for posting.
Alan.

Hi
I notice that you work with small measurements the same as myself. My solution to this problem was to
1 make the model in your case the rectanglular shape including the curve required.
2 group the model, scale up by a scale of 10 or 100.
3 ungroup the model, then carry out the follow me operation at this incrreased size.

This should then work. You will also have to use the same scaling up method for other shapes when working with small measurments.
cheers
Alan

Greetings
cheers
Alan

Greetings
cheers
Alan

What beautiful grain. Thanks for that
cheers
Alan

great work. Loved the rendering.
thanks for posting
alan

thanks for that Jeff
alan

Hi Mike,
For thee years of my previous life in the 70's I was police motor cyclist riding the old style BMW 850, a beautiful machine. Escorting ambulances etc at stupid speeds sometimes.

The training was superb and I know that a few former police motor cyclists are now advanced motor cycle instuctors earning some pocket money teaching. Hard work eh if you enjoy a good safe ride.

I would think that your local traffic department could put you onto an instructor who would probably me more than happy to show you a safer way to ride with more advanced forward vision and planning.
Payment. Well maybe some beers!

I also rode a bike out of work so was aware that people treated you differently.

I always had my headlights on full beam, but dipped obviously and I felt that this was much safer.

Equipment, training all keys to a safer ride.

cheers

Alan

Hi Mike
Since you are talking about safety. Have you been on an advanced motor cycle course? I have and its amazing what you learn
cheers
Alan.

Hi Mr S
Looks like Juju AND myself are blind.
I will pm you with details when I have them.
cheers
Alan