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recycled projects revisited Ship out of a Bottle II
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rosglassworld
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Registered: November 2005
Location: Deer Park, Long Island NY
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I made some more ships the other day, finally got the process down. bottles are either running all over or stiff, so fast is the key. this time for ships i did relief hole with tungsten pick first, then pulled bow, then deck then bottom. it worked much better this time, not such a struggle. I may try some other pieces one day. i hope to remember to use a wider punti next time, hard to hold a heavy piece on 1/4" steel rod.
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