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Thanks Kris you are a star

So do I Dave but with vinyl no option but spiral tried many times with other none work

Nice job Thanks for showing us

Me neither gives me the shakes horrible stuff

That is lovely Thanks for showing us

Welcome to the village Steve love the mouse piece be sure to post your work on here

Welcome to the village from Sussex

Welcome to the village Brian you will certainly find it helpful and interesting being on here I certainly have. I look forward to seeing some of your work at some point

You must have a drip feed supply of red bull or you had a good nights sleep great work

Kris I like the fact you just put up the picture and let it roll no words needed it is a great cut and pattern , Now tell me is it your own pattern if so WHERE can I get me a copy please.

Great job Monti on all pieces what a good way to spend your time off from the little ones

Great job the lights are a superb touch I like it a lot

Great pattern by Lawson I have done it in wood but will put him on vinyl at some point now you have reminded me of the pattern Great job on the cut nice video with regards to the tape I use blue painters tape and no sellotape on top I find that way works ok and if any bits are a bit fragile as I am cutting I stick with sellotape to hold as I go just my way I do it you may prefer your way but thought I would mention.

Thanks for all the comments people

Thanks Kevin trainee at all master of none in my eyes but I appreciate the comments

Thanks Lawson

Thanks Terry this glass is never empty it needs only one pour then you are off

Wish it was plenty of them around here especially when I need to do the annual chainsawing of the logs for the fire, I myself like the hum of a chainsaw and the smell of fresh shavings but each to their own I suppose.

Your welcome hope it comes in handy at some point

Thanks Len I use 2 clocks parts I find the 3mm centre spindle are just about okay for a single album but the 8mm are needed if you use another album as the backer I have come unstuck with a 3mm before on a old thicker album so will now be using the 8mm all the time, as far as the thicness of the clock I have not had a problem with this yet I have a hanging screw in my little shop I affix the the movement loosely on the album and hang it make sure it hangs level then tweak it up. The hands I spray myself black a lot cheaper that way I do sometime times find the digital movement will move slightly no matter how much you tighten with the front nut which does make the clock slip and go un level at times I always check now and if it moves at all a few drops of what I call 2 part glue on the corners stops the movement no problems, mitre glue you may know it as basically a glue and spray activator instant bond. I find the thickness of the movement holds the clock off the wall enough when it is a single album to be able to get a nice shading behind the cut out onto the wall. Hope this kinda answers what you was asking . If I am not using a printed clock face and cutting numbers or sticking numbers on the outer edge I will use the longer arms all I get from ebay.

No problem Marg hope it comes in handy to you at some point

Thank you Kevin I wish the straight lines and tiny parts where as easy as a CNC sometimes

Thanks Lawson I appreciate the positive comments

Thanks Sam as in regards to keeping together to stack cut I use a very simple way and it works for me others may do different but what I do is Tape the first album but leave around 1/4" over edges I then put the other two on the rear I use a pencil through centre hole to keep them aligned I then flap the excess tape over to hold them together lightly I then stand the stack on its edge and put blue painters tape around the whole edge of the stack this seems to hold them all together no problem for me. Hope you understand what I am trying to say if not let me know I will post pictures of each stage for you.

Yes I did and my son has them on his wall around his xbox