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General Category => Brag Forum => Topic started by: dgman on August 08, 2011, 11:52:15 am
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I have made about 35 so far. They are to be sold at two different shows this year. Woods used are Walnut, Cherry, Red Oak, Spanish Ceder, Ash and Sapele. All 1/8". I cut in stacks of four sides at a time, and four centers at a time. Used Flying Dutchman UR1 blades. I have not decided on price yet, but thinking in the ballpark of $8.
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Your Gift Card Holders turned out great, they should be big sellers. Good luck.
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They look great, nice work Dan. :)
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Good work Dan Thanks for sharing
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Those look awesome Dan thanks for the share.
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*like*
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Torsten you need to stay off of Face book LMAOOOO (if you don't know what it is I will explain)
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Very nicely done Dan. Thanks for sharing them with us. 8 - 10 would be a good price range for them.
DW
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@ chacci
We should have a like button here ;D
The idea for these card holders is still really brilliant to me - and Dan made them perfect. Another cause to make some of these.
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Very nicely done.
I take it the little plastic gift card slides inside this?
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Yes. And a ribbon or cord goes in the little hole to hold the card in.
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dgman, how do you make the space between the two sides?
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dgman, how do you make the space between the two sides?
If you look at the pattern, It's a third piece of 1/8" that is cut out and glued in between the two outer pieces. http://www.stevedgood.com/giftcardholder.pdf
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dgman. Thanks for the help...Dave
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Those are pretty slick Dan, bet I know whats next ;)
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Those are pretty slick Dan, bet I know whats next ;)
Yeah, The problem with doing these is it leaves a nice piece of scrap about the size of a credit card. What to do with those scraps? I'm making Dirty/Clean magnets for your dishwasher. TripleB made the pattern for me. I will post pictures in a few days.
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If you make multible copies of the middle piece they can be arranged on a sheet of paper in different patterns to conserve on the waisted wood.
Dan your card holders look Great. I also have cut a Dozen. Danny :+}
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If you make multible copies of the middle piece they can be arranged on a sheet of paper in different patterns to conserve on the waisted wood.
Dan your card holders look Great. I also have cut a Dozen. Danny :+}
Danny, I was working with small scraps. Didn't have full sheets to work with. Also by cutting the blanks to size on the table saw saves a lot of cutting on the scroll saw.
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great work Dan thanks for sharing
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@ chacci
We should have a like button here ;D
The idea for these card holders is still really brilliant to me - and Dan made them perfect. Another cause to make some of these.
Yes we should have a Like Button here It would make it so much easier for sure
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Great card holders.. I truly like them may have to make a go of them myself.. Sheila in Tx
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Love them
Marg