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Old 09-21-2009, 10:21 PM   #1
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Hear is my wedding bells, made out of 1/4"Corian. HEHE, thought I was going to say something else huh. .... I am not done with it yet. still needs more polising, then I will glue it on some mirrored Plexiglas . and make a album, for my Son, and his new wife. your friend Evie

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Old 09-21-2009, 10:40 PM   #2
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That's going to look fabulous when it's done Evie. Another masterpiece from the master!
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Great work as always Evie. Rain Man
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Old 09-22-2009, 12:27 AM   #4
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nice job evie,
gee ,for a moment there i thaught you were oingtoo say
somthing else.well done .............
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Old 09-22-2009, 01:36 AM   #5
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Tremendous...They will love it.
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Beautiful. Is it hard to work with corian?
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Beautiful. Is it hard to work with corian?
Sally, Corian is fun to cut. it has no grain so the blade goes where you put it. the one thing is. you really have to hold it down, because it will slap your fingers when it jumps. it is better to Not use a reverse tooth , it will always be a clean cut top and bottom. the one thing is, the inside cuts are crappy. so I use a small drimmle tool bit or bits, to clean them up. you can also just sand in differant grit sand pappers, then just buff it up, on a buffing wheel.with white compound. thats all, and it shines. thanks for looking. your friend Evie
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Outstanding job on that project Evie. Is it another Julia Meader design?
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Old 09-22-2009, 02:49 AM   #9
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Outstanding job on that project Evie. Is it another Julia Meader design?
yes it is WD, I did post the Timber Lace Co. she sure is a fine artist , isn't she.
thanks for all the nice words every one. your friend Evie
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Minowevie this is sharp , love it and a lot of cutting here I know . Thanks for sharing your hard working talent .....................Marshall
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