Got both done in time for Christmas. I gave both set of parents choice, and of course they both pick the same one. That's ok because I was planning on making a few extra for our church's donation sale come up.
Chad
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Got both done in time for Christmas. I gave both set of parents choice, and of course they both pick the same one. That's ok because I was planning on making a few extra for our church's donation sale come up.
Chad
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Ok, Ok, Okay!!!
I've remained mute on this subject FAR TOO LONG!! I am a retired candy maker who devoted his energies for so many years to making "panned goods" (that is what the type of confection gum balls, Jordan Almonds. jelly beans, etc. are) as shiny, smooth, tasty, and attractive as possible. Now along come a group of good people that pursue my second love, woodworking. And what do these stallwarts do? They try to mar the perfect finish of panned goods by plinking them from HARDwood dowel to HARDwood dowel. Can't you , at least use rubber covered dowels, or basswood dowels? Oh tragedy of it all! What is the world coming to?
(Nice piece of woodworking, though)
18th century nut --- Carl
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Chad
That is a very cool gumball machine. Would you give the dimensions?
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Hey Chad!
Thanks for posting the Plinko version! Looks great! Makes me want to make one even more!
Mark
"Diplomacy is the art of saying "Nice doggie" until you can find a rock."
Will Rogers
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Originally Posted by Terry Quiram
Sorry I just got around to looking at my old post. It is 14 in high. The top and base are 7 1/2 by 4. The body of it 2 inched deep.
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