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Registration date: 2009-07-18
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PostSubject: Gift for the wife   Mon Sep 07, 2009 5:22 pm

This is a rough copy of something I have seen before and influenced by the
"early Christmas gifts" I saw earlier.

It is machined out of Corian Plastic also but with the surface finish very fine it almost feels
like soapy bone.

Bryan affraid

only bad part was I broke my bit after this by rapiding it into a clamp while not paying close
attention, and starring at the finished work, pout, now i have to find a place that sells engraving
bits and takes Pay-Pal





By the way the step over was REALLY small and this took almost 9 hours to cut, with the first 15
min to rough it out and put the cuts in the outer ring, if you look inside there is circular
patterning in the decorative inner ring.

Bryan
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