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"Han" wrote in message ... "Nonny" wrote in news:qjrZm.119806$gg6.19623 @newsfe25.iad: Speaking of using marble for decoration somewhere other than on a floor or counter top, I also did some work with slate that was both fun and came out well. SNIP Beautiful!!! Thanks. What's funny is how some folk reacted to the mirror, since they assumed it had cost a fortune. Instead, it took about $25 worth of...

On Sat, 26 Dec 2009 09:01:03 -0800, the infamous "Nonny" scrawled the following: Speaking of using marble for decoration somewhere other than on a floor or counter top, I also did some work with slate that was both fun and came out well. We had a second place up in the mountains, and it has a granite tile entry, with a framed mirror hung over a primitive table to add to the sense of depth. The mirror's frame was pretty...

On Thu, 24 Dec 2009 15:32:03 -0800, the infamous "Nonny" scrawled the following: "Swingman" wrote in message m... Nonny wrote: "Swingman" wrote in message ... Nonny wrote: In another thread, I mentioned the possible use of marble or granite as an inlay for a table or desk. That reminded me that I'd built some planters of marble and perhaps they'll give you an idea or two for your...

Looks great. I like it. Nice to see something done out of the ordinary. How did you hang the mirror? Paul T.

"Nonny" wrote in news:qjrZm.119806$gg6.19623 @newsfe25.iad: Speaking of using marble for decoration somewhere other than on a floor or counter top, I also did some work with slate that was both fun and came out well. SNIP Beautiful!!! -- Best regards Han email address is invalid

Nonny wrote: Speaking of using marble for decoration somewhere other than on a floor or counter top, I also did some work with slate that was both fun and came out well. We had a second place up in the mountains, and it has a granite tile entry, with a framed mirror hung over a primitive table to add to the sense of depth. The mirror's frame was pretty crappy, so one weekend I decided to see if I could improve on things. A trip to...

On 12/25/2009 10:06 AM, Leon wrote: "Doug wrote in message ... Made these for the two grandsons 1 and 4 yrs old. The centipede was from a wood mag article and the cricket xylophone was from a Rockler bar kit and plan. Delivery is tomorrow morning. Very cool Doug. Hopefully you will be around to see those regifted to your great grand children. A true family treasure. Thanks for the comments guys. The toys were a hit with the little...

"Doug Winterburn" wrote: The four year old drove his parents nuts with the xylophone :-) For a four year old that's not a drive, that's a short puttG. Glad to see the projects were a hit. Lew

Indeed very nice. I made this same bed and wish it had one other featu an automatic off switch for the lights when the bed is raised. In a hurry one day I left the lights on. I'm thankful I didn't burn the house down. Made sad work of my footboard... -- Patrick Fischer Olalla, WA "Leon" wrote in message ... "Doug Winterburn" wrote in message ... I finally finished the Murphy bed. Did a test sleep...

These used up scrap and were a big hit at Christmas with the quilter I'm married too..