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View Poll Results: Which Pallet Project is your Favourite?

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  • Entry 1

    13 12.04%
  • Entry 2

    9 8.33%
  • Entry 3

    5 4.63%
  • Entry 4

    5 4.63%
  • Entry 5

    3 2.78%
  • Entry 6

    3 2.78%
  • Entry 7

    15 13.89%
  • Entry 8

    6 5.56%
  • Entry 9

    1 0.93%
  • Entry 10

    33 30.56%
  • Entry 11

    7 6.48%
  • Enrtry 12

    8 7.41%
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  1. #76
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wongo View Post
    If you have've voted then you won't see the results unless you click on the link.
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    Or you can just click on the link at the bottom of the poll to view the results before you vote
    Ah thanks Wongo & Jack, my default behaviour and assumptions to blame there and you know what they say about assumptions....
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    Quote Originally Posted by I_wanna_Shed View Post
    I'm about to put my vote in, but a massive congratulations to ALL entrants! The quality of all pieces is simply amazing, even more so when you consider it comes from a simple pallet!
    Well... from at least twelve simple pallets. (Just maintaining the tone of this thread. )

    I reckon I've matched up four of the pieces to their creators. Based solely on my perceptions of their individual styles from other work they've done elsewhere in these forums. (And comments made.)

    It'll be interesting to see if I've guessed any of them correctly... roll on Sunday!
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    As Skew said,

    On Sunday!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Maybe the creator of this piece could submit/substitute a photo of a more direct view - they may receive a lot more (well deserved) votes if it is in fact for real.
    At least that way I could pull these palings out I had another close look and IMHO you just can't tell for sure either way.
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    allthow i am sure #1 was trying to be funny i am quite disappointed that they would try to trick everyone like that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by weisyboy View Post
    allthow i am sure #1 was trying to be funny i am quite disappointed that they would try to trick everyone like that.
    Carl, I don't think there is any attempt at trickery here. The shadow is created by a (copy I "think") of a famous statue by the sculptor Rodin, called The Thinker.

    The little poem that goes with the entrants' statue actually alludes to this, very clever IMHO.

    I think the whole thing is very amusing and very cleverly done, it also conforms to the requirements of the challenge, after all it is made from a pallet!

    Beauty is in the eye of the beholder I think.

    Well done Entrant #1

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    Gobsmacking Great work all of you. Really can't believe these beaut works were once pallets. Very impressed. WELL DONE TO YOU ALL.

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    I'm with Carl here i don't think its spirit of the competition. if one person has been decieved it makes a mockery of the result

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    Totally agree. It is funny, but not clever, and I don’t think the maker would expect anyone to treat it seriously. (To the maker – Good one you bastard )

    Put that aside, this competition is about woodworking skills not a visual art competition.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kmthor View Post
    I'm with Carl here i don't think its spirit of the competition. if one person has been decieved it makes a mockery of the result

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    Me three - There wouldn't have been any problem in my eyes if it was just a 'sculpture' with no fake shadow - and then I would agree with with Big Shed and say it does adhere to the requirements of the challenge by only using a pallet.

    And whether it was a joke or not, people have voted for it thinking it was a genuine shadow produced from the timber. If everyone knew from the outset that it was a joke, then I'm sure the poll would have been quite different

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    after the comp, can we see a photo of the real shadow that it casts.

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    If you couldn't tell that it was joke then you've got problems.

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    haha for sure Even SWMBO saw all the entries on Sunday night and immediately said that #1 was a fake

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wongo View Post
    Totally agree. It is funny, but not clever, and I don’t think the maker would expect anyone to treat it seriously. (To the maker – Good one you bastard )

    Put that aside, this competition is about woodworking skills not a visual art competition.
    Wongo, define visual art for me?

    So these entries are to be judged purely on woodworking skills and not on their "visual art" qualities?

    I for one voted for an entry that not only displayed excellent woodworking skills, but also displayed very strong "visual art" qualities (as I see them).

    I think people that take exception to the "trickery" in Entry #1 not only take themselves a bit too seriously but also this competition.

    I for one found Entry #1 delightfully tongue in cheek and applaud the person that submitted it, although I wouldn't give him/her high marks for woodworking skills in this instance.

    Lighten up people, this is supposed to be fun, not an AFL Grand Final, there are no sheep stations on this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Shed View Post
    I for one found Entry #1 delightfully tongue in cheek and applaud the person that submitted it, although I wouldn't give him/her high marks for woodworking skills in this instance.
    So did you give it your vote or not?
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