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Fandragon — The Persistance of Jewelry
Published: 2006-06-27 02:45:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 413; Favourites: 6; Downloads: 20
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Re: the title, ow. Terrible pun. Bad artist, no cookie.Sing hooray for the drum sander attachment of my Dremel. I've tried hand-carving drop shapes, and this was MUCH easier. The watch faces wrapped around them were done on a whim.
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What dremel model? nice work ! and what bits #'s/names?
also, what is the object made of and how did you make the drop shape?
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Thanks!
I think it's Model 395 Type 5 Dremel. Has to be about twelve years old at least, but it's still the most useful piece of equipment I own.
The shapes are made out of wood (maple sandwiched with walnut), which are shaped with the drum-sander attachment. And the little bits are watch-parts! I couldn't tell you what the parts are called; I only know just enough about watches to be able to pick out the wind-up watches for the battery-powered watches in the junk bins. (Battery-powered = useless for my jewelry.)
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You're so clever. At least ONE cookie, barring all bad puns.
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Girl! Your creativity has no limits! None!
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I thank you, and my Dremel thanks you.
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i love these... do you have any close up shots? they're amazing!
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Thanks! This is the closest I've got so far. I should be posting some pictures of some other pieces soon.
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awesome; i'll keep an eye out for it
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