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Larry, the frame is made of hazelnut, divided in the center, shared by the center about 1 cm jeweil along. then dried helmut
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Kevin Yes, which is a butterfly dog. Or also known as Papillon
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Hello Bob, the candle owners I turned. Into the candle owners properly matching brass pots were inserted. Into it the wax candles are set. Tealights do not produce the necessary warmth (thermionics). The drive shaft consists of a round bar (10mm) at the lower end is used a steel pin in the center. This steel pin was set in the lower ground on a glass camp. At the top of the wave likewise a steel pin is centrically assigned. On this pin the pyramid head is set. helmut
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Also made for a dog friend Here the output photo and once as a finished object
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I do love this Fretwork work. All work will be done with this tool.
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Swamped with Christmas ornament orders WHOA!
helmut replied to amazingkevin's topic in Bragging Rights
kevin, cool thing and is worth considering -
Here the pyramid is watching in operation. By rising heat of the candles, the wings rotate Click on the link Your helmut http://www.vidup.de/v/NoEcw/
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More Schwibbogen from me. I also sell originals. The proceeds will go to a nursery School Your helmut
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@Paul small brass plates are used and that wax candles are used. By the rising heat begin the rotate (thermals)
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I have only 4 mm (0,15748 ") used Birch plywood The wings are made of 1 mm (0,0393701 ") aircraft plywood Greeting helmut
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Kepy 59 "long and 33" high
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One of my finished Moors 150 cm high
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A huge candle arches, length 150 cm, high 85 cm
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I'm to show more willing, if desired
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Here is still another candle arches made of me
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As a newbie in this forum I would like to imagine times one of my many candle arches
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Thanks for the Nice welcome to me in this Forum helmut
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Hello and good day to all Hobby sawyers and inside. My name is Helmut and I'm from Germany. I finished mostly Arches and window frames in my basement workshop at. My works are made with a Bügellaubsäge. Fretwork is my world Your Helmut
