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Gift for a mason

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My relatives have an over inflated idea of my artistic skills and abilities. Anyway I was asked so I had to try.

Not quite sure of the wood. Mahogny-ish old window frames and baltic birch ply.
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Well done Andy. Watch out, because they'll ask you to make another, but this time as a clock.
 
Nice work Andy, I once bought a pair of cuff links with that motive thinking they were for engineers.
Never got any funny handshakes thankfully

Rod
 
Rod":3g08usof said:
Never got any funny handshakes thankfully

Rod
The 'funny handshake' is just thumb pressure applied to the recipient's knuckle and can only be done if the FM's hand is offered at a slight 'skew'. When I see it done I can tell immediately who's the FM :eusa-whistle: Another recognition sign is when you're in discussion with a FM and he touches the left hand side of his throat with his right hand thumb. - Rob
 
Mike G":29rfxgqy said:
Well done Andy. Watch out, because they'll ask you to make another, but this time as a clock.

Thanks, I hadn't seen those dividers as clock hands before.
 
DaveL":1upwuxnu said:
Yes very nice, as Mike said good chance of repeated requests.

Thanks, no chance of me making more. There would be little or no pleasure in making for people I do not know.
 
Rod":6hh3cq5x said:
Nice work Andy, I once bought a pair of cuff links with that motive thinking they were for engineers.
Never got any funny handshakes thankfully

Rod

thanks,
When I was first given a sketch to work from I thought the G was for his initial. Only after googling did i find out more.
 
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