Which isn't to say that there's anything simple about Mr. Banwell's work. When you're working up at that level it just looks easy.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Tempus Omnia Vincit
Tom Banwell has a helpful post on aging a pressure gauge. Or any physical prop, for that matter. One of the great advantages of the wet'n'wipe wood stain technique is that it produces excellent results with a minimum of fuss.
Which isn't to say that there's anything simple about Mr. Banwell's work. When you're working up at that level it just looks easy.
Which isn't to say that there's anything simple about Mr. Banwell's work. When you're working up at that level it just looks easy.
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Pretty nifty, I checked out Tom's blog and will add it to my sidebar, some great tips and projects on there.
One of the things I admire most about Mr. Banwell is that he actively shares his knowledge.
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