Earrings and pendant
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Mark
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Wow. Very nice.
I hope you don't mind, I sent the pix to my wife. She's going to love them...
I hope you don't mind, I sent the pix to my wife. She's going to love them...
Wow!!!! That is really some very fine detail especially considering the small size. I'm very impressed!!! Well done :biggrin:
KenV
Member
Nice job of implementing the Hans W (Germany) and Hans F (Arizona) spider effect,
Blackwood???
Blackwood???
penhead
Local Chapter Leader
Trivets..
Wow...now that's clever...and very nice..!!
Wow...now that's clever...and very nice..!!
ed4copies
Local Chapter Manager
Hans they are marvelous!!!
(From the root word, a MARVEL)
How long did it take you?????
WOW!
(From the root word, a MARVEL)
How long did it take you?????
WOW!
alphageek
Former Moderator
Wow!!!!!!!!!!! Thats really cool!!!!
Daniel
Member
very nice. I second how long did it take?
Sort of dread my daughter seeing this one
Sort of dread my daughter seeing this one
hewunch
Member
WOW those are some kind of nice!
Mrs Rojo22
Member
WOW!! Nice!
Robin
Robin
Manny
Member
Very nice
The precision is almost mechanical. Did you do these on a metal lathe?
The precision is almost mechanical. Did you do these on a metal lathe?
fernhills
Member
Gosh, they are cool..
bitshird
Member
Amazing work.
devowoodworking
Member
Wow...those look awesome!! 
broitblat
Member
Great looking and very impressive.
-Barry
-Barry
Wonderful design and execution, I may have to borrow that design for a pendant for my wife.
Jim15
Member
Awesome work, beautiful.
woodchick
Member
Horst, those are truly special!
markgum
Member
excellant.
Thanks for the kind comments!
I don't really know, how long it took to make them. I think the actual
turning for the pendant took about half an hour ( I'm a rather slow worker );
the earclips took less.
But I spend a considerable amount of time experimenting with my makeshift
equipment.
@ Manny: I didn't use a metal lathe but a compound table helped a lot.
Horst
I don't really know, how long it took to make them. I think the actual
turning for the pendant took about half an hour ( I'm a rather slow worker );
the earclips took less.
But I spend a considerable amount of time experimenting with my makeshift
equipment.
@ Manny: I didn't use a metal lathe but a compound table helped a lot.
Horst
Cincelaser
Member
Wow, awesome pieces, congratulations!
LandfillLumber
Member
WOW! WOW! is all I can say,did I say WOW!!!Victor
mywoodshopca
Member
george
Member
Realy, realy great work !!!
fiferb
Member
Those are amazing! Beautiful work!
Mikey
Member
Those are very nice. I was also wondering what tooling was used so I am glad I see the pictures.