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Just installed this acrylic display unit in one of my living room alcoves, I now need to put the finishing touches with a small LED picture light above it.
https://i.imgur.com/220C6vr.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/mYX5eih.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/WpbR7eM.jpg
I would like to see the support method for the razors! It looks as though you somehow support them on an acrylic shelf which apparently does not interfere with the sight line to the scales.. A close up of one support would be of value to me. Thanks!
~Richard
Beautiful. With those close up photos post the plans. I think Richard wants to build one for himself. So will others.
Totally awesome!
But one thing... where is the security system with laser beams???
I specifically asked for laser beams!
Go back to the drawing board, don't come back without laser beams.
:borg:
Any time I see an outstanding example of things which interest me, my mechanician's mind goes "Boing."Quote:
Originally Posted by bouschie
I no longer have the facilities to do much at all with Perspex but I am intrigued!
Cheerz!}
~Richard
Here we are Richard, here's the installation method.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geezer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZP4...iqnQz&index=79
That’s really good looking! Nice.
Wondrous, Those designers out did themselves!!!! Thank you!
~Richard
Very clean, floating design.
Thanks for sharing Jamie.
Now how to copy at home,
And add laser of course,,,
:hmmm:
Very classy Jamie.
Well done!
Pete <:-}
Brilliant Jamie, you have an eye for detail that most dont, from your collection, photos to room decor, always artfully done.
Just need to work on the lazers...
Nice display. Classy.
And the dog looks comfy.
Just finished installing the LED picture light, it's the finishing touch it needed it definitely makes a difference.
https://i.imgur.com/Ji5grLW.jpg
Looks good, well done.
Wow great , my wife would kill me...:tameshigiri:
That is very cool Jamie! I wish I had that when I had a model car collection because my models all got trashed by kids who thought they were toys to play with. They didn't realize that the models took a lot of time to build because I made some of my own parts for them. I won best in show in a model car building contest & won a Rupp minibike at the time at the hot Rod show that was an annual event in Houston. Prior to that, my brother & I built model airplanes & my dad hung them from the ceiling but my brother took them down & blew them up with firecrackers. :mad:
Thanks, Steve, I haven't seen you around for a while hope you and your little buddy are keeping well.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by engine46
WOW That looks very classy!!