Fathers Day Thoughts

[Kenm810]

Here’s a couple for Fathers Day

The first is for all the Fathers and Grand Fathers out there.

The second is for my Father, who passed away 15 years ago,
Wish I had told him, I loved him more often.

[RayTrek]

Ken
You are a continues source of thoughtfulness that is greatly appreciated
You can brighten any day and I am sure your Father most have felt your love with out words.
Thank you very much Cheers to you.
Ray

[castingman]

Ken,

Thanks, Made me think of my dad , Been gone 9 yrs

[TerryT]

Ken, those are great. I have to make 5 of them for this weekend for grandkids to give to their dads.

Here is another that I kind of like.

[Kenm810]

Here’s a project I did for a client with the two dates that represent his and his sons graduation from the same School.
The two small 2” square brass castings I was told are significant to a student tradition at the school and are dated to 1928.
I used the rail system that Ken (Doc Wheeler) describes on page 5, in his April Tips and Tricks Article.
It explains how to cave a pattern or text on a small narrow piece of stock, by mounting it between two rail, that the machine can measure and center on.
The project is patterned after one of the Frank Lloyd Wright and Mission styled window frame at the school.