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emphatic:
 :applaud:

drventure:
Thanks, I actually have a pile of old watch and clock gears that I'd tried to come up with a way to fit in or on that spinner, but in the end, it's still gotta be aspinner, if there's gear spikes or sharp things poking out, it might look cool, but you'd never want to actually use it.

I think this option is a nice blend of nice-looking-for-this-cab while still completely playable.

Besides I was envious of all the cabs I've seen around here that use those BYOAC token inserts on their spinners.


Those are great! I had looked a LONG time ago for something like a fake doubloon  to use in a similar fashion but never did find anything available that was the right size and all.

Benevolance:
Now everyone else can be envious of your golden knob. ;)

I showed the cabinet to my wife. She's a bigger steampunk geek than I am. She was very impressed with the build and wanted me to pass along her compliments. I sincerely hope I am not soon asked to duplicate your efforts. :P

drventure:

--- Quote ---I sincerely hope I am not soon asked to duplicate your efforts
--- End quote ---

 ;D

If I'd known what I was getting myself into, I might not have even started. But it's been a ton of fun coming up with all this stuff.

You definitely wouldn't want to duplicate my efforts, though :) Pretty much everything I've done has been "Don't bother measuring, cut 4 or 5 times"  :D

However, if I had to do it over, it could be done a lot cheaper and quicker now!

Ond:
On the wife score-o-meter topic, I showed this cab to mine, her first word on seeing it was "beautiful".  You must be getting it right doc.   ;D  She said to pass on her compliments.

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