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A friend of mine is opening a local artists gallery and wine shop in town. She is going to be selling some of my work in the shop so I figured it was natural that I build some wine balancers. I just used a lot of hardwoods from my scrap pile and guled them up.
-- Patrick
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Betsy
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#1 posted 1474 days ago
Pretty Patrick. Sure is a nice way to use up those scraps.
What is the length of the piece and what degree did you cut the ends at?
Thanks for posting.
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Junji
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#2 posted 1474 days ago
Looks great. What is the “Stamp”, a king of leaf or something? Is that Branding Iron Stamp?
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PGreene
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#3 posted 1474 days ago
Betsy: They are 10” long total with 45 degree angles.
Junji: The stamp is a shamrock that I mark all my pieces with. It is a branding iron that my brother (a metal sculptor) made for me.
-- Patrick
jim1953
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#4 posted 1474 days ago
Nice Job
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#5 posted 1473 days ago
nice group of holders well done
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#6 posted 1471 days ago
Nice work! 45º, huh? I make mine about an inch shorter and cut them at 37º. I see that yours work just fine on the bottles with the high shoulders.
Seriously, that’s beautiful work.
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