Beautiful work Scott!
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Real Nice !
If I saw that somewhere I would think was done by some CNC laser system or something.
And tilt mechanism also. Wow.
Scroll saw...? Each one of those places you had to take off the blade, pass thru, cutt....... repeat....?
Some fine detail work there, with tight turns/points.
Great work.
I have had an interest in how to take an image and make a pattern for making a tracing or cutout or something. Not as simple as I thought on first attempt (and never did develop anything that worked well, so haven't developed much improvement since.).
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Yes, the scroll work on the main board itself took me about 12 hours - 3 days at about 4 hours of cutting each day, to get through it all. It was a very painstaking and frustrating weekend process; one I enjoyed but was tiring.
The rest of the stand took another three weeks to get through as I changed my mind/plans a couple of times - it's what i get for not following my typical process
Scott, that is some exquisite woodworking. Very impressive.
Here you go Redman, a quick project for some family members back west - Star Tea Light Candle Stands - made from some scrap Walnut and Red Oak and using a Walnut Oil finish. These can only support the battery or electrically operated type for obvious reasons but I have some patterns that can take real candles. I haven't removed the tabs to check the lights yet as I don't know how the Post Office will react to the watch batteries inside of them.
Star Tea Light Candle Stands by Scott Baker, on Flickr
Star Tea Light Candle Stands by Scott Baker, on Flickr
Those are really pretty Sandy
Nothing too wonderful this morning, but this detail caught my eye. After some cropping, etc, I find it more interesting.
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Manasquan Reservoir 12/26/20 by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
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Manasquan Reservoir 12/26/20 by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
Thanks, reminded me a decorative crystal / ornament type of thing too.
Oh, you didnt want to wade out there to get closer.
I didnt take any extra time-effort with this shot.
P1090875 by Dave Redman, on Flickr
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Ha. It was right at the water's edge. One of those situations that makes me want to get a macro lens.
I like the looking thru the rail at the lighthouse aspect.
It's like two images in one - the line of the rail, or look thru the rail to see whats beyond.
I like the looking thru the rail at the lighthouse aspect.
It's like two images in one - the line of the rail, or look thru the rail to see whats beyond.
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That was downright gorgeous Glen. Can't ask for a better shot.
I took a cold walk through the Dayton VA Grotto this morning then on to Ludlow Falls.
One of the most hated, irritating, and stubborn no good birds out this way is the Canada Goose. I'm not quite sure why they are so protected but they will literally stop traffic for several minutes in some places while they just stroll across the road. However, I was glad to have the chance to get this picture while a few of them struggled to get on land from the icy pond. The smarter ones swam to the far end where it must have been easier to walk up.
Goose Jumping from Pond by Scott Baker, on Flickr
Then, I was very surprised when I arrived at the falls and found they had cleared out almost all of the debris from the riverbed. I wish I could have helped some but it sure made it much easier to get these shots without trying to break a leg crawling over tree trunks/limbs. The water was flowing but you had to look very closely due to the ice flows.
Christmas 2020 Ice Falls by Scott Baker, on Flickr
Ice Falls by Scott Baker, on Flickr
I took a cold walk through the Dayton VA Grotto this morning then on to Ludlow Falls.
One of the most hated, irritating, and stubborn no good birds out this way is the Canada Goose. I'm not quite sure why they are so protected but they will literally stop traffic for several minutes in some places while they just stroll across the road. However, I was glad to have the chance to get this picture while a few of them struggled to get on land from the icy pond. The smarter ones swam to the far end where it must have been easier to walk up.
Goose Jumping from Pond by Scott Baker, on FlickrThen, I was very surprised when I arrived at the falls and found they had cleared out almost all of the debris from the riverbed. I wish I could have helped some but it sure made it much easier to get these shots without trying to break a leg crawling over tree trunks/limbs. The water was flowing but you had to look very closely due to the ice flows.
Christmas 2020 Ice Falls by Scott Baker, on FlickrIce Falls by Scott Baker, on Flickr
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Icecream bananas!
They're really called blue java bananas, they aren't blue when they're ripe, but they do taste very similar to vanilla icecream!
I have two of them growing in my backyard and i can't wait to see them fruit and try the banana!
There are also pink bananas but I dont know a single thing about them!
Scott, nice. The middle one with the stones in the foreground and falls in the distance is my favorite. I like those types of shots with a prominent nicely composed foreground leading to an equally interesting background.
Geese are a problem here as well to the point that they have caused environmental issues in certain parks / ponds. They also make a mess on some of the large warehouse roofs that we work on.
Ian, that banana picture is cool. I like the symmetry and curve of the clustereo bananas. I didn?t know that they grow upwards.
Geese are a problem here as well to the point that they have caused environmental issues in certain parks / ponds. They also make a mess on some of the large warehouse roofs that we work on.
Ian, that banana picture is cool. I like the symmetry and curve of the clustereo bananas. I didn?t know that they grow upwards.
Any one like the old movies played at the old movie houses?
Flash Gordon Movie Poster by Scott Baker, on Flickr
Plaza Movies BW by Scott Baker, on Flickr
Flash Gordon Movie Poster by Scott Baker, on FlickrPlaza Movies BW by Scott Baker, on Flickr
I love those old movie house signs and marqees. That shot looks great in B&W.
Sunrise over the Smokies last Sunday....View out our front window.
Sunrise over the Smokies by R John Thieda, on Flickr
Sunrise over the Smokies by R John Thieda, on Flickr
Yes, Wife and I enjoyed seeing Buster Keaton silent movies played at big old theater in Muskegon that has the big organ yet. We went just for something to do, to see the silent movies, did not know it was the International Buster Keaton Festival. Ha! That explained all the folks dressed in costumes, and many seemed to know each other (kinda like at a GSR rally). We have been back for two other times (No, did not join the society, the "Damfinos".)
I might be able to find my pics of the theater.
Picture my brother posted on FB .... from our mothers picture book, 1957, me, not yet 5 years old, Detroit 9 Michigan
About all I remember of that bike is:
- the sharp end of handlebars without having grips.
- that light on front fender with deteriorated battery ozzing stuff that ate the paint off the fender.
- getting rear wheel suspended in mud puddle by training wheels and having fun slinging the muddy water when spinning rear wheel.
I suspect pic is when first got the bike.
The place of that picture became I-75 a couple years later. Actaully that place is about 25-30 feet above I-75, since I-75 is down in a trench in that area.
About all I remember of that bike is:
- the sharp end of handlebars without having grips.
- that light on front fender with deteriorated battery ozzing stuff that ate the paint off the fender.
- getting rear wheel suspended in mud puddle by training wheels and having fun slinging the muddy water when spinning rear wheel.
I suspect pic is when first got the bike.
The place of that picture became I-75 a couple years later. Actaully that place is about 25-30 feet above I-75, since I-75 is down in a trench in that area.
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