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Grumpy
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#1 posted 1879 days ago
Thats a great idea Eagle. Thanks for sharing.
-- Grumpy - "Always look on the bright side of life"- Monty Python
teenagewoodworker
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#2 posted 1879 days ago
thats great. i love the grain on the wood. thanks for sharing.
GaryK
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#3 posted 1879 days ago
Looks good. Did you put any type of finish over the photos?
-- Gary - Never pass up the opportunity to make a mistake look like you planned it that way - Tyler, TX
clieb91
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#4 posted 1879 days ago
Eagle, both plaques look great. Have to ask the same question though, how do you mount the photos? My best friend is getting married this year and this might make a great gift idea.
Thanks
CtL
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Scott Bryan
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#5 posted 1879 days ago
This is a very interesting project and I am sure it makes a great gift.
How are you gluing the photos to the plaque?
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EAGLE
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#6 posted 1879 days ago
This is one step from complete, the finish will be a 2 part epoxy/resin mix that is poured on and is self leveling, as long as it is placed on a level surface.If you look at PLAQUE 2 you will see the finish. (I’ve been told it is the equivalent of 20 coats of poly.)
EAGLE
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#7 posted 1879 days ago
after many trials my preference is elmers white glue, seems to work good with the paper.when you do it put the glue on the photo,then put apiece of scrap laminated wood (like the piece of coutertop that is removed to make room for the sink) the elmers does not stick to the laminate so any squeze out of glue should not be an issue.
Napaman
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#8 posted 1879 days ago
great idea…now i gotta look at Plaque 2!!!
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rikkor
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#9 posted 1879 days ago
Very nice. I am guessing the Elmer’s will hold up for a long time, too.
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#10 posted 1878 days ago
an awesome project/gift
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