secreto estudio de joyeria By Pedro C

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I like your design, looking through the port hole is pretty impressive, but flipping it open exposes a pleasant surprise with the rest of the engraving, like opening a Christmas gift. I love your work. Thanks for posting.
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Years ago I fashioned a cute little commode seat cameo out of Sterling.

Then I put my wife's picture behind the lid.

I'm still wondering why we're NOT still married ! :confused:
 
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I really like this clever concept and the design execution is also great. However, I do have one problem. Portholes are almost always hinged at the top (there are a few that are hinged at the bottom). So if you put your hinge on top, the shark would be almost upside-down. Sorry for the hair-splitting.
 
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Doc Mark said:
I really like this clever concept and the design execution is also great. However, I do have one problem. Portholes are almost always hinged at the top (there are a few that are hinged at the bottom). So if you put your hinge on top, the shark would be almost upside-down. Sorry for the hair-splitting.
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doc: what the heck navy were you in? the ships i lurked on, the hinges were always on the port side ! made of beautiful naval brass. they always soaked up their weight in brasso when it was time to make things shiney !
 
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