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Hello
Sketchup mockup for a leaded stained glass window project. Zebrawood. Frame will have a mission stain when complete and be distressed and antique’d
Window is a reproduction of a 17th centrury Dutch oil painting.
Link to Beauverre Riordan Stained Glass Studios
glass piece is 18×42
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7 comments so far
dlcarver
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posted 531 days ago
Nice Dan! I sure wish I knew how to do sketch up.
Keep it going
Dave
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TomFran
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posted 531 days ago
Dan, this is nice.
Why are you looking for another CAD program? Looks like you’ve got SU figured out pretty well.
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jockmike2
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posted 531 days ago
Very cool Dan. Did you do the repo painting or is it ripoff repo? LOL mike
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DAN
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posted 531 days ago
The stained glass window was made by the artisians at http://beauverre.net/
It is a stand alone priceless work of art .
Wish I new SU as well as ACAD
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DAN
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posted 530 days ago
Attached is the modified approved design. Suggested to customer changing the material to honduran mahogany, the zebrawood I’ve gotten from my favorite ebay seller is a good deal, but not 100% free of defects and will require alot of work arounds.
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GaryK
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posted 530 days ago
You got that right about knowing SU as well as I know AutoCAD.
-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.
Lee A. Jesberger
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posted 529 days ago
Dan;
This is really impressive. I can’t wait to see the final project.
Nice SU work!
Lee
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