Well crap!!
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(10-22-2018, 07:32 AM)FrankAtl Wrote: Thanks Gary/Peter. It just looked so much better with the long finial! I'm just learning to do nice finials and I was pretty proud of that one. May be one day I'll get a good as Cindy Drozda!

Frank

If you can just remove the bottom and then thin that down again to the same thing again.
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#18
if you make another one, send that one to me, as-is.   I'll hang it on my Christmas tree with pride.    It's gorgeous.
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#19
Thanks crokett! I've decided to make this one my "let's see just how good I can fix this" projects. See if I can make it invisible. I'll post results when I get to it. Always like the opportunity to figure out a challenge.
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(10-22-2018, 01:31 PM)FrankAtl Wrote: . See if I can make it invisible. 
It already is invisible.  Nobody else but you knows what it used to look like.  
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(10-22-2018, 08:22 PM)crokett™ Wrote: It already is invisible.  Nobody else but you knows what it used to look like.  
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Yeah, but it looked so much better with the longer finial. The total length was more pleasing to the eye, at least to me. It just made it looked more proportional. I know I'm being too picky but now it's become a challenge!
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#22
I agree with petertay15.. beeeeeeautiful piece.
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