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The bee’s head and body was made from 2” x 1” batten the wings from 1/8” thick exterior grade plywood and the wing hub from 5/8” thick beech
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polecat
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#1 posted 714 days ago
That’s so cool.
In my favorite’s it go’s. THANK YOU
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Ken90712
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#2 posted 714 days ago
Very cute!
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Jeffery Mullen
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#3 posted 710 days ago
I love it . Dose it look like the wings are flying when the wind blows . It looks like you used the idea of a air plane propeller.
Andy's Woodwork and carpentry
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#4 posted 707 days ago
Yes it does give the illusion of flying and when it pivots on its pole even more so
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#5 posted 707 days ago
That’s a mighty cute whirlyjig right there. Nice going on that one.
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#6 posted 707 days ago
Great work, looks like you had some fun with a paint brush!
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Jeffery Mullen
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#7 posted 107 days ago
Cool!
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