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Thanks for the link Bill. Really enjoyed watching them!

Dan

Mistake  :-[

I found a silly mistake in my video. I show set screws holding the shaft on the right side for the Vane Mech parts. Obviously this shaft needs to rotate on the bearings shown so there would not be any set screws on this shaft. Sorry about that!

BillJ

Bill:

  I noticed it, but figured given the quality of the result, I wasnt about to throw stones. :)

Art

Ha! Yeah, I figured that would be hard to miss if you had built it much less designed it. I made an annotation in the video.

Thanks,
BillJ

I made the vid to show the ticker and a few other items I have just completed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MwNwQc1gjo

Randy

Randy:

  As you had stainless hanging about, I had bronze ( my weight is squares of bronze..).
Excellent work all round, I hope the auction goes well. Let us know the results. Never know,
maybe Donald Trump will show up... :)

Art

Randy;


Nice collection of items, hope you do well in the auction.


Cheers
Bob ;)

masterbrew wrote: I made the vid to show the ticker and a few other items I have just completed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MwNwQc1gjo

Randy

The A&M Texas is on top of the UT Texas...  I approve.. =)  Those look very nice btw.

My first "Ticker". May there be many more ;D
It still needs a little work. But I don't think that it turned out to shabby.
Hopefully the video works. This will be my first video upload of any kind.

http://youtu.be/F2suQpGurc8

Art, thank you for such a wonderful and fun program!
Brian

Brian, your video is private and unviewable.  Change it to public, or whatever they call viewable if you have the link; too early to remember the name :)

Kirk

Brian:

  Looking forward to seeing it, but you need to go to your youtube manager and select the "share" button
for that video. Its private only. :)

Art

Brian;

Nicely done... Is that amber acrylic?

Cheers
Bob
;)

Sorry. I thought I had unchecked that. Hopefully it works now.

Brian

Hey I like it, I didnt think acrylic would lend itself to that type of sculpture but it
fits pretty well, warm looking.

Art

Thanks. Yeah it's amber, I had some scrap acrylic laying around so I though I would test it with that first, But I think wood definitely looks better.
Although its time to start getting ready for bazaar season, I thought maybe some dancing elves, or a couple of reindeer and a sleigh on the veins. People like gaudy things at events like that.

Brian