| Project by AdrianT | posted 340 days ago | 521 views | 0 times favorited | 2 comments |  |
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My daughter wanted to knit me a mouse-pad. When I explained that the mouse wouldn’t slide over wool very well, we decided to try making a wooden frame to enclose it.
The result was this, we did a bevel on the acrylic and an undercut bevel on the wood frame. Considering we just did it all on the table-saw it truned out remarkably flush… but alas not quite smooth enough for a mouse.
Its now on the mantle-piece, which makes it more visible.
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Rick
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#1 posted 339 days ago
...LOL… Very Nice Work! Thanks For Posting!
Rick
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#2 posted 339 days ago
If she’s still feeling ambitious she could knit you a mouse cozy or a mouse house, and with your obvious mitering skills you could make her a box for her needles in return.
gene
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