Stained glass

Nice use of the glass, I have been wanting to do a box with glass sides to use as a lamp. Look froward to seeing what other concepts you come up with. I love to find things that can be incorporated into projects.

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-- Chris L. "Don't Dream it, Be it."

Nice idea and very unique too. Love that last pic.

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Bill, the oak is very nice. I like the look here. Glass is a wonderful way to add color, though it does make the top pretty heavy. This is a beautiful piece of milk glass, and you have made a beautiful box with it.

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That oak looks a lot like the live oak Dallas sent me (very nice) and that glass is beautiful (looks almost like some very exotic wood).

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I also like the oak you used and think it was smart to use the glass, really sets it off!

-- Randy "You are judged as much by the questions you ask as the answers you give..."

Well, the concept came out well with this piece

-- Norman