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Through a previous thread, quite a few of you ask to see how I made my Frank LLoyd Wright vase. So With the help of a new friend (Ben Gastfriend) we found a way to get it here. It is not much but it shows my learning curve. I do not know if my process is the best or most effiecient way, but it worked. Hope you enjoy or just learn from my mistakes.
http://www.mediafire.com/?1akztm9i4m3
Walt
Last edited by Walt Nollan; 12-18-2007 at 10:17 PM.
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Walter,
Great Job- fantastic-! The smaller segments which formed the black outline- how did you cut them to the correct angle to form the circle- did you make a jig for that part? Great craftsmanship Walter!
Brian
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Tried to follow your link but the site says its not available because you exceeded your data transfer limits.
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Yep... It's a free website, so it is mad because there's a large file up on it.
I'll work on it an let y'all know when I have (or haven't) resolved it...
Member
OK! I fixed it!Try this link, then click on the "Click here to start download" button on the left side of the screen.
http://www.mediafire.com/?1akztm9i4m3
Good luck!
Contributor
That works, but why not zip it up and upload here? The zip file would be under the size limit. Just a suggestion.
Very interesting seeing the process. Never realize the total amount of time that went into the segmented pieces.
Member
It will have to wait until I get home as that site is blocked. *&%*%&
Dave Fried
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Gads, Walt, that's just an amazing piece of work! Lots of time and detail in that one, and for a great finished product.
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Henry C. Gernhardt, III
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