For the desk.
Overall size is 6" tall x 12" wide, all walnut.
Bubbles!
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Re: Bubbles!
very nice Karen.
Tony
Tony
Buffalo,NY
"What will matter is not what you bought but what you built; not what you got, but what you gave”
Aspire 11.015, photo vcarve, cnc mako shark extended bed with the new upgraded HD 5 gantry with Led pendent.
"What will matter is not what you bought but what you built; not what you got, but what you gave”
Aspire 11.015, photo vcarve, cnc mako shark extended bed with the new upgraded HD 5 gantry with Led pendent.
Re: Bubbles!
NIce.
I do a lot of name plates and will add the "bubble look" to the list of Idea.
Thanks for[posting
I do a lot of name plates and will add the "bubble look" to the list of Idea.
Thanks for[posting
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Looks good Karen. cut a 1/4 groove in your base on the shark.Add some glue done.Thats if that bubble plaque is 1/4 thick.I like the look. Basecircle
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Glue and pin nails or screws. I usually use a triangle (glue and pin nails) on the back to give it a tilt. Although now days, many go on the carpet wall panel.
I use a small block and drill a hole and use a paperclip bent to form a hook or use hook and loop.
I use a small block and drill a hole and use a paperclip bent to form a hook or use hook and loop.
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Our is out of .75" walnut.
Wade cuts a 21º angle on the bottom of the upright and we have a jig that lets us drill 3 angled holes up through the bottom of the base and hold the upright in position while we screw it into place.
A bit of glue and 3 recessed Kreg screws, 3 coats of semi-gloss lacquer, felt on the bottom and it's ready to go.
He's working on a jig that would let him cut an angled dado so we can do a simple drop-in.
Wade cuts a 21º angle on the bottom of the upright and we have a jig that lets us drill 3 angled holes up through the bottom of the base and hold the upright in position while we screw it into place.
A bit of glue and 3 recessed Kreg screws, 3 coats of semi-gloss lacquer, felt on the bottom and it's ready to go.
He's working on a jig that would let him cut an angled dado so we can do a simple drop-in.
Karen
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It looks great. Just one question. What font is the name in if you don't mind me asking. i like that look.
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The top font is a true type font called Bonita
The bottom font is also a true type called Browallia New
The bottom font is also a true type called Browallia New
Karen
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i don't have the first one will have to search for it. I like the letters. I do have the second one.