My daughter has been making some progress on the pie safe. She has gotten it almost to where you can tell what it is going to be. She has finished punching one of the panels and is working on another.
I have a question, are there anyShe has finished punching one of the panels and is working on another.
I would love to hear some ideas.
By the way, the panel was punched using a sharpened nail and a hammer. I thought it came out good.
We opted for a bread box opening at the top. I’ve never seen one with that, and it seemed practical. I am always glad to hear ideas and tips, so please comment if you feel the need. Thanks.
-- Brian, North Georgia
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Gary
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#1 posted 136 days ago
Are there any what? Something happened when you posted I guess. It repeated the previous sentenance
-- Gary, DeKalb Texas only 4 miles from the mill
RichardMu
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#2 posted 136 days ago
Great looking project. I like the classic look and the punched tin looks great. Looking forward to seeing the finished pie safe.
-- You will never build it unless you try. The second one always turns out better.
scamp238
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#3 posted 136 days ago
My stupid phone replaced some of the text. there any methods of antiquing the aluminum? Something inexpensive and easy, that looks good.
-- Brian, North Georgia
gfadvm
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#4 posted 136 days ago
Wow! Your daughter is an artist with the hammer and sharpened nail! That is coming along great.
-- " I'll try to be nicer, if you'll try to be smarter" gfadvm
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