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  1. 03-31-2009, 8:59 PM #61
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    Quote Originally Posted by David Fairfield View Post
    Hey Bill, right you are! Do you think there might be a market for "world's tiniest violin of zero-sympathy" awards for moaners and complainers?

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    Might be a market!

    The only guy that I find sympathy for, would be the one that hears the sweat 'deliverance' of a Banjo in the wilderness
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    Well on my way to the world's tiniest piano quintet.

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    Here's a picture of a nice cello chair you can use to complete the set!

    I'm sending you a PM, dee
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    Hi Dee

    Thank you! The turnings on the chair are beyond my current capability, no two of my turnings look alike using the hand cranks.

    But I'm looking at a CNC lathe to do that sort of thing, brass candlesticks, horns, etc in miniature. I posted an inquiry over on the CNC board, hope I'll get some tips on what I should buy. That G code software looks intimidating to me.

    The piano will go in a completely furnished early 19th C room. When its complete I will post it in one of my "Made on Epilog" threads. It's gonna be a mind-bender.

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    Quote Originally Posted by David Fairfield View Post
    Well on my way to the world's tiniest piano quintet.

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    Now all you need is a 1 inch pianist.. (Thats pianist )
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    That works out to over 7 feet in this scale
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    Quote Originally Posted by David Fairfield View Post
    That works out to over 7 feet in this scale
    Thats OK! He's probably full time basketball player and only a part time pianist.
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    OK this is one of those How the H*ll did you do that questions?


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    Quote Originally Posted by David Fairfield View Post
    Tiny tools
    Yes, but do they work?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dan Hintz View Post
    Yes, but do they work?
    Dan, I've seen Dave's work up close and personal... don't put ANYTHING past him! He's simply amazing.
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    Thanks Dee!!!

    Angus-- I use the laser to burn away material that doesn't look like the tool.

    Dan-- getting HO scale tools to work is not the problem. Getting HO scale mechanics to work is the problem. They just stand around doing nothing!

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    Quote Originally Posted by David Fairfield View Post
    Dan-- getting HO scale tools to work is not the problem. Getting HO scale mechanics to work is the problem. They just stand around doing nothing!
    Well there's your problem... you must allow unions in your area!
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