| Project by Dan Krager | posted 212 days ago | 455 views | 0 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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This six sided frame was designed and built for a tall ship painting that never materialized. I had fun with the details. The pirate skull and crossbones flag is a bit of marquetry. The anchor is carved pieces assembled. The rocks are real stones. An interesting feature not shown is the retainer that holds it all together in the back. It is a rubber tape that looks like quarter round pressed into a groove all around. This allows changes to be made without tools.
Dan
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Jim Jakosh
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#1 posted 212 days ago
Nice pirate frame. If you don’t have the mirror yet, go to a resale shop and find one cheap and cut it to shape with a glass cutter! Buying a new one to that shape will cost a bunch.
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Dan Krager
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#2 posted 212 days ago
This is already fitted with glass that I cut. Thanks for the tip though. Depends on who wants it.
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DLawlessHardware
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#3 posted 212 days ago
Nice job Dan!
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lumberjoe
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#4 posted 211 days ago
That’s awesome. Great details. My son would love this
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Dan Krager
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#5 posted 191 days ago
I’ll sell it to you lumberjoe. PM me for the price. Also have a plain one without the “accessories”.
DanK
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