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CrustyOZ

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    NSW Australia
  • Interests
    Classic cars & bikes oil lamps, woodwork

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  • Leatherwork Specialty
    General I have most of the gear.
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    making pair of dice shakers
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  1. If you look at the 2 drawers you will notice a space which is for small dice leather dice shakers to complete the project. I did look at a somebodie's previous post that contained a diagram from a book how to sew the base on at an angle but I cannot find it now. Can anyone tell me where that post it was please?
  2. I emailed the required pix to myself & selected the low resolution option which was fine to then post with no other adjustments needed.
  3. This games table was my Major Work Uni project in UK for teaching Design & Tech. The design incorporated Chess, Draughts, Nine Men’s Morris (on the reverse side of the chess board) & Backgammon (in the base after lifting off the chess board). All pieces stored at a drawer each end of the table. The table was Honduras Mahogany incorporating various selected veneers, brass display dowels and leather. All lapped dovetail joints were hand cut. The chess pieces I made from a mix of ground stone and gypsum set in moulds. The checkers are made from European Boxwood and Indian Rosewood (very rare now) which I turned on a lathe with a home-made cutter.
  4. Thankyou for that I'll see if I can take a few pix together & stay under the 1.46MB rule. Tony
  5. Thanks Jimi I'll check it out and test on scrap leather. Will reply re results. CrustyOZ
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