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  1. 1st April 2010, 08:54 AM #1
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    Default Tealight holders

    Happy Easter All.
    Here is my newest series of segmented tealight holders. The materials are; Beech (light), African Wenge (Black) and Purpleheart. Each tealight holder consist of 85 segments. They are 100 to 120 mm in diameter.

    Thanks for looking and comments.
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  3. 1st April 2010, 09:02 AM #2
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    lovely work
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    Nice look tea light holders well done

    They will brighten up someones life that is for sure
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    Nice work Oistein. Especially like the one on the right that looks as though the centers are offset.
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    Very classy Thanks for showing us.
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    Well done mate. Right up there with all your other segmented stuff.

    Happy Easter!!
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    Very nice... well done.
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    Very nice. And Happy Easter too.

    And thanks for the maths exercise. (85 includes a bottom plug. Doesn't compute otherwise.)

    Cheers,
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    Quote Originally Posted by joe greiner View Post
    Very nice. And Happy Easter too.

    And thanks for the maths exercise. (85 includes a bottom plug. Doesn't compute otherwise.)

    Cheers,
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