| Project by Randy Sharp | posted 1509 days ago | 2142 views | 0 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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Built 10 of these for an upcoming local disc golf tournament. Not a particularly amazing woodworking project, but the disc golfers should be proud to win one. Standard oak stock using circle cutting bandsaw jig. Edges rounded over with 1/2” router bit. Base will receive metal plate with tournament info. Overall height of trophy is 13”.
Thanks for looking.
-- Randy, Tupelo, MS ~ A man who honors his wife will have children who honor their father.
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oldskoolmodder
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#1 posted 1509 days ago
The first time i saw this, I didn’t look at the title underneath, i just kind of glossed over it. Not having read the title, I’ll say as someone who has played a bit of Disc Golf, that this trophy would make it worth it if a person received one.
Those discs are expensive!
-- Respect your shop tools and they will respect you - Ric
Dooley
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#2 posted 1509 days ago
Very Very Cool. Wish I could drive out and try to win one of those!
-- Dooley
KevinDiscGolfm
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#3 posted 1508 days ago
Nice product . . . I would like to use for Diisc Golf Hole-in-Ones . . a nice www.Hole-in-WON.com as we are the first & only company for Hole-in-One insurance for Disc Golf 1-800-959-5322
tdirector@hole-in-WON.com
could ya send some wholesale artes if availble or what the next step would be
all the best
ND2ELK
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#4 posted 1506 days ago
Great looking trophies. You really did a nice job on these. Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
-- Mc Bridge Cabinets, Iowa
Vanadaar
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#5 posted 1500 days ago
All our club ever gives away are discs, sure wish I could win one of those. They look sweet!
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