Lol - however Big Bird no longer in the picture… that’s all I’ve been told… 
CNC router
Uhhh, believe that is Bert laying face down!
When my daughters were little & I could not remember which was which, my so called work “friends” delighted in telling me that Bert was the tall one with the pointed head.
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Clean up the corners with a chisel or reeeeeally tiny router bit?
If memory serves it was a 2.5 mm bit.
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I made a “spellbook” box to go with my wizard costume for the rennaisance festival.
The box is birch plywood, cover is 6-7oz tooled veg tan leather, an acrylic sheet on the inside to hide and diffuse the LED’s that light up the summoning circle. All in all took about 75 hours.
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Stunning! 
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I wish I could love this 100 more times.
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a decent QUALITY photo
Attached -
a notation about WHAT you’ve made
Mixed Media Magnetic Mural -
WHO you are (for attribution on the blog)
Art Director of CART
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HOW you’ve made it
Canvas, paint, passion, memory recollection -
and WHY
For community building and mental health
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Wow that’s cool
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A little start to finish:
Molds don’t have to be fancy; I reused an Amazon box and some tyvek tape. $10 solution!
This was two pieces of 2” buckeye resawed to 1” so you’re looking at bookmatched pieces.
Poured in two layers
Was originally going to make a wall hanging but I felt like it was too busy…
So I chopped it up… and routed some handles, sanded to 150 grit:
Then they got two clear coats of tabletop resin, and voila:
Long post finally over 
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It may be the first ever triptych serving/charcuterie board. Nice work.
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For those who can never get enough cheese
I worked on a lock picking station at DMS with @rowdy - Rowdy did most of the work but I learned a lot. I used it to pick my first lock.
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For those who can never get enough cheese
omg that’s me!
very cool . i want to do that!
great job. would like to see it up close.
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i like this i want to start making bowtie inlays.