Thread: Daughter's wedding bits

Looks real good David, as to the interpretation, they look as if she'd done them herself.
Congratulations on getting the Daughter Wedded off and the gaining of a Son.
Kryn

Originally Posted by KBs PensNmore

Congratulations on getting the Daughter Wedded off and the gaining of a Son.
Kryn

That is until son in law says 'nice workshop dad, can I borrow some tools?' Then your looking for that all important tool cos it's been borrowed. Hahaha

well done and hope the day goes beautifully.

Originally Posted by Fumbler

That is until son in law says 'nice workshop dad, can I borrow some tools?' Then your looking for that all important tool cos it's been borrowed. Hahaha

Too late. That is already happening.

This is the pair of nerds who play around with robotics, talk in mathematical language that passes somewhere overhead.
He is doing his PHD in electrical engineering and my daughter is doing her degree in electrical engineering.

Should have said earlier the bottoms of the place name tags are lasered with their names and date of wedding.
The lolly bowls are off tool and not sanded. Forgot the bottom pix
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When my daughter got married last year she wanted some tea-light candle holders with a "roughtic theme". I used some Cypress Pine stems about 60mm diameter with some simple turning to house the candle and I left the bark on. To me they were...well rough, but she and the other females at the wedding thought they were just great. One niece who lives in Melbourne, and couldn't make the wedding saw pictures and raved about the holders so I sent down half a dozen. She put in return post a heap of chocolates (for me, the diabetic) as a thank you.
It always amazes me what people "just love" while I think "its too rough". We are all different

You will notice I left the tenon on the bottom so that when the wedding is over I can remount them and turn them into something a little more refined.