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03-07-2012
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Machinery Before & After
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Re: Machinery Before & After
That took a lot of patience. Nice job clearing up the background and tying in the floor line.
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03-09-2012
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Re: Machinery Before & After
It is indeed very well done.
(My first thought on seeing that machine was a giant milkshake maker, but I'm sure that's not what it's for  ) |
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03-09-2012
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Re: Machinery Before & After
Thank you. This machine molds the liners inside plastic bottle caps - the softer seal part. It runs around 1200-1500 caps per minute.
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03-13-2012
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Re: Machinery Before & After
After letting this one sit for a few days, I decided to rework the transition between the floor and background.
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05-08-2012
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Re: Machinery Before & After
these are both excellent and I am torn between the two....wish you hadn't posted the second...LOL
I think a blend of the two may be perfect because in #2 (just my opinion) to the side and as you go back looks a midge light in colour; almost as if the machine is not anchored...BUT...I may be wrong. As always...the key thing is...WONDERFUL work...a pleasure to view and hopefully learn from. Best wishes Ray __________________
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