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James McIntyre
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How to make Japanese style ceiling light pendants
This project was listed on other websites, I decided to share it here.
Here’s the original woodblock print from the book. It’s titled Girls Feeding Carp.
Thanks for taking the time to view my project and comments are always welcome.
James McIntyre
19 Comments
beautiful pendants and a great detailed right up. sure beats 1250.00 each huh !
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
Thanks Pottz. They only cost about 1/3 of the ones I was going to buy.
James McIntyre
Gorgeous! Now, sell them for $1250 each!
The Other Steven
Ha ha ha thanks DarkLighting
James McIntyre
Nice work
Lovely pendants. Craftsmanship at its best!
Ron
Thanks Peakplane
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Your design visions are the tops James!
Excellent builds, excellent details.
May have to try cutting some 3/8" mahogany with my 10W diode, I can see plenty of applications with your styles and glass work!
Excellent builds, excellent details.
May have to try cutting some 3/8" mahogany with my 10W diode, I can see plenty of applications with your styles and glass work!
Thank you Ron and Splinter for the kind comments.
James McIntyre
Very thorough write up James. Nice project!
Thank you Steve R.
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Beautifully done!
Ryan/// ~sigh~ I blew up another bowl. Moke told me "I made the inside bigger than the outside".
Thank You RyanG.
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Nice woodworking, drawing and painting.
Thank you WoodGuy.
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I think it’s the best hat and coat rack ever.
Dr. Quackner
Thanks you DrQuackner.
James McIntyre
Looks nice! My grand father's brother seemed to be a carpenter and I saw he carved something similar for fun like 50 years ago that's installed in my grand father's house (I only saw the finished product).
He puts a paper behind it by duck tape because it's connecting rooms over the head and he doesn't want to waste cool/hot air when he uses an air conditioner.
He puts a paper behind it by duck tape because it's connecting rooms over the head and he doesn't want to waste cool/hot air when he uses an air conditioner.
No name noobie here
Thanks YRTi. And he carved it by hand. Talent runs in your family.
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