| Blog series by mike | updated 310 days ago | 2 parts | 401 reads | 9 comments total |
Part 1: Project Planning Begins
Well the planning and procurement phase for this project has begun. The 60 champagne flutes have been ordered from Craft Supplies USA and a special thanks to Lynda Glade of CSUSA for her assistance. Next part of the planning phase is to evaluate responses from turning stock supplies and order the turning stock. Last piece to the puzzle is to find a local shop to etch the champagne flutes and then let the turning begin. Stay tuned next report will hopefully be from the shop. Ch...
Part 2: Planning done - preparation begins
Well it’s been almost four weeks since I started this project – my how time flies. The champagne flutes all 60 of them arrived from Craft Supplies USA about 2 weeks ago and have since been shipped to Ken at Kallenshaan Woods for laser etching. Ken is shipping a couple of etched flutes back and as soon as they arrive I will post pictures in my next blog entry. I selected Ron Trout (TreeBones on this site) to supply the turning lumber. We settled on walnut and a very nice tiger ...
In a weak moment of fatherly love I agreed to produce 60 champagne flutes with turned wood stems for my daughter's wedding in late January. This blog will document that project - I hope
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