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This is a commissioned indoor sign for a local business. I used epoxy colored with acrylic paint & glitter for the inlayed lettering. The owner also requested a redwood tree on his sign, so I wood burned one on there for him. I finished it with tung oil, It measures 8” x 11”, It is also a two sided sign. I also was able to use some reclaimed sugar pine from an old shelving unit in an old building. Thanks for looking.
Mark
-- Don't waste today, it is yesterdays tomorrow!~SisQMark
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JoeyG
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#1 posted 444 days ago
Looks great Mark. I can’t wait to have time to do some inlays again. Looks like you are having fun with it. Is this the 5 min epoxy or the pour-able stuff?
-- JoeyG ~~~ http://www.facebook.com/JHGWoodWorks
SisQMark
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#2 posted 444 days ago
Hi Joey, this is the pourable stuff. I’ve had some real good results with it, it’s kind of my go to epoxy for stuff like this.
-- Don't waste today, it is yesterdays tomorrow!~SisQMark
JoeyG
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#3 posted 444 days ago
That’s what I was figuring Mark. I plan to get some for my next inlay. It looks like it may be a few months before I have time to. I love seeing your inlays. They are making it hard for me not to take a day off from other projects and do one.
-- JoeyG ~~~ http://www.facebook.com/JHGWoodWorks
SisQMark
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#4 posted 444 days ago
I’m glad you like them, hey at least this was a commissioned piece & fun too!
-- Don't waste today, it is yesterdays tomorrow!~SisQMark
shipwright
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#5 posted 444 days ago
I think you’re onto something with the particular epoxy technique you are developing.
The results are very attractive.
Good work and good creative thinking.
-- Paul M ..............If God wanted us to have fiberglass boats he would have given us fiberglass trees. http://prmdesigns.com/
SisQMark
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#6 posted 444 days ago
Thanks Paul, I can’t take all the credit though, JoeyG’s blog gave my head a kick in the right direction. I am however coming up with some new ideas. As soon as I get those ideas into project form I’ll post them. This epoxy that I use is just great stuff!! Too many possibilities.
-- Don't waste today, it is yesterdays tomorrow!~SisQMark
stefang
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#7 posted 444 days ago
Looks great, a real eye catcher. I think the burning came out good to0.
-- Mike, American in Norway
Roger
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#8 posted 444 days ago
very eye-catching
-- Roger from KY. Work/Play/Travel Safe. Kentuk55@bellsouth.net
chrisstef
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#9 posted 444 days ago
i had a funny feeling this came from california …. nice work.
-- "there aren’t many hand tools as awe-inspiring as the #8 jointer. I mean, it just reeks of cast iron heft and hubris" - Smitty
HokieScott
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#10 posted 444 days ago
^^^^ haha, I did too, or Colorado I suppose. Dispensary?
Kelsey123
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#11 posted 443 days ago
LOOOOOVIN IT!!!! 402 Brew Crew
SisQMark
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#12 posted 443 days ago
Thanks guys for the nice comments.
-- Don't waste today, it is yesterdays tomorrow!~SisQMark
petercool
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#13 posted 344 days ago
It’s really fabulous. Stylish way of advertising. It will definitely attract more and more people. I am going to use this advertising scheme for my business.
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