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    Will you be making your newer model available to us, a bit of taper would help with the cutter choice and perhaps the look.

    Only got a 5mm ball nose long enough at the moment so will have to get a couple of long 3mm ones.

    I cut the Grunblau soap stand a couple of years ago.

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnsattuk View Post
    Will you be making your newer model available to us, a bit of taper would help with the cutter choice and perhaps the look.

    Only got a 5mm ball nose long enough at the moment so will have to get a couple of long 3mm ones.

    I cut the Grunblau soap stand a couple of years ago.

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    Yep, sure - I'll try and make the changes at some point today, but other things may get in the way... certainly happy to share it. Nice work on that grunblau dish.

    Wal.

    EDIT:

    I've got a new model made now - preview the .stl here or download the .stl from here.
    Last edited by Wal; 03-04-2018 at 10:42 PM. Reason: Added links to new .stl files

  3. #3
    Cut a pair in a bit of yew

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    Nice one John - can't wait to see 'em lacquered up! The figuring on the one on the left looks ace.

    Wal.

  5. #5
    Left one, right one needs a bit of filling of exposed wormholes


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  6. #6
    A rub with a waxy rag and some cork pads
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    Heh, very cool. Cheers for posting the pics, John.

    Wal.

  8. #8
    Nice work - almost makes me wish I used soap.

  9. #9
    May thanks Wal for sharing this nice simple very tactile design, my daughter commandeered it as soon as she saw it.

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