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curiousgeorge
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Lithophanes

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For those of you curious about the lithos. Here are some pics of some I carved. The family is Granddaughter and family and the other is a friends high school picture. These pictures do not do justice to the actual impact of the lithos but will give an idea what they are. I made the light box using an unfinished jewelry box and a picture frame from a hobby shop. I used led lights in the box for the back lighting.

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This is just one way the CarveWright can be used to make a little money. I have sold a few of these and they are not cheap.
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The price of the new technologies is what amaze's me, inexpensive by comparison. Some nice looking projects there. This tool is for someone who is much more clever that I will ever be.
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Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by sawmill »

My son in law has one of these. He has had it for 2 or 3 years and had a few problems with it at first but the company was great to work with he said. He has made a lot of different things and sold them. He has made boards that guys mount there turkey tail and spurs on and that got him a lot of orders. He has made hundreds of lawn wirlygigs that spin in the wind for the yard. I was amazed at what a great job they do
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