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General Category => Brag Forum => Topic started by: Dawie on February 21, 2012, 09:20:57 am
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;D Yes I did it, I made a working whirligig. My very first one, but there will definitely be more to follow. I am hooked I think. It gave me such a buzz when I saw the bird's wings turn in the wind.
David
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nice work David. i hope the books was of help to you. thanks for sharing
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Great Job. They are a good selling item at shows.
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;) Newfie the books surely helped. I am invited to have a stand at the spring fair of my activity centre and thought they might do well, so am planning on making quite a couple before the 28th of April. Futhermore our church is having a Fancy Fair on the 24th March, must still asked if they will let me sell stuff.
David
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Very nice, I'm working on a pattern to make a few myself. Thanks for sharing.
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David, you did a fantastic job on your first whirligig, I like the simple hub. It is much easier than the way I do mine as you will see when I send you a picture of my diagram.
Mike
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lovely job, I like the colour too, it must be a great feeling the first time the wings start to turn. Thanks for sharing.
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David, you did a fantastic job on your first whirligig, I like the simple hub. It is much easier than the way I do mine as you will see when I send you a picture of my diagram.
Mike
;) Now that I take as a great compliment from a man who has made a couple of hundred of these wind toys.
David.
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The whirligig looks great David, I like the colors you painted it. Looking forward to seeing many more.
Keep up the good work!!! Hope you make a lot of sales.
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David you did a Outstanding job. The color combination catches the eye and the way you made the propeller is great. Back a while ago I put a post on How to make a Whirligig. Was wanting to make one that makes objects move. After a few weeks of experimenting I just lost interest. Not my cup of tea. LOL
Have made several like yours, but just didn't call them Whirligig. Didn't call them anything. Just a object with propellers on each she that the wind made spin. Love watching them. Anyway.... Danny :+}
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Great Job David, I also like your paint job.
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Nicely done project David. Looks like it was fun to make. Cardinals would sell here as it is the High School mascot for them. Thanks for sharing it with us.
DW
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Nice work David! I really like the colors. Looking forward to seeing more of these from you!
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Nicely done David ,well Done...Pete
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Nicely done. I hope to make one some day.
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Nice job David!
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Nice! That looks pretty awesome!
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Looks awesome there David, great job! :)
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;D Thanks for all the nice things said. The real test will be the rest of this week, as I plan on putting it outside to see what how it will hold up in the current wind and rain here. Feels pretty sturdy.
David
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they look good David I have been thinking about making them for a while
Jimbo
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It looks fantastic David. Well done.
Marg
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Great job, very nice
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Nicely done, great job. Edward
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Fine looking David , I think we all find that one thing that we just love to make bunches of ........MB
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Where are the patterns for these little critters?
Malc
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malc, you can find them at cherry tree toys or Meisel.
Mike
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very cool whirligig David! like the choice of the paint as well.
great job.