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		General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Flayed on December 07, 2010, 12:53:01 PM
		
			
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				  I finally found something I enjoy making. :)
 This was my first one made specifically for Thndregg. :P  The base is a bit rough but I was working with what I had laying around the shop.
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 I then went on to fancier things and produced this stately looking Smirnoff Vodka lamp. :)  The base is some finish grade pine ply that I thought looked nice cut at angles.
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 Then Thndr gave me one of his nice MacNAUGHTON's bottles to try and I went all out on it. Nice, walnut stained, solid oak base. :)
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 I think a JD bottle with a rectangular base might look good but I can't stand the stuff lol.  Anyone have any empties?
 I've had thought of trying to sell these. Looked around on the net a bit and haven't found any that I think look as nice so maybe I have a shot. lol
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				If you are drilling the holes in the glass for the wiring, you also have a future in bong making  :)
 :noid
 
 Nice work by the way    :aok
 
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				This one I have sitting on my desk. Of course, my favorite cheap wine.
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				Man those look really nice!  Excellent work for sure.  Just out  of curiosity, what is that stuff you're filling the bottles up with?
			
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				We made bottle lamps in Junior High back in the 70's.  And yes, we drilled holes in the bottom for the wiring.   :D
 
 You bring back memories...some good, some bad.   :neener:
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				 That is actually really coarse salt.  It took a while to find something that   A. looked good    B. didn't cost a fortune and   C. could be colored to go with the bottle or shade.   Have to thank my sister for that thought. :)      Most craft type material that I found would have been way to spendy to get in any great quantity.  
 
 The dark whisky bottle I left empty because I didn't really feel it needed anything other than it's own good looks. :) Not to mention it's dark enough that filler really wouldn't have mattered much unless I wanted to just add some weight.
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				 :aok nice work  :cheers:
			
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				  The dark whisky bottle I left empty... 
 I emptied it. "**Hiccup!**" :D :cheers:
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				Ohh i like those!
			
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				I've been hanging on to an empty bottle of 15 year old Glanmorangie with a gold leaf label without a clue what I was going to do with it. Now I know.
			
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				Nice. I bet you could make some bucks making them. Also, I bet sand sculptures in the bottle would sell.
 For that idea, i'll only take 10% :)
 
 
 <S> Oz