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Here is the Mini Batman front panel, from two years ago! Went through my lighting stuff and found a auto day/night motion sensor controller with LED strip lights. With a bat this small the challenge is to fit that controller out-of-sight at the back.
With the doggie lighting done we can now proceed to glue him to the back board.
Carefully measure, mark and drill the hole for the LED wires.
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American Staffordshire Terrier
Over the last week with the cold weather have not spent any time out in the workshop and then Holly needed extra care culminating with her leaving us – forever
Today was another busy day catching up with away-from-home stuff but did manage to get out to the work shop after we got home from shopping.
Picking up from the last Part 2 session here is the internal spacer frame sitting inside the actual 6 x 4 picture frame.
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American Staffordshire Terrier
Glue the internal frame and leave to dry, then nail each corner for added strength.
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Before we start wiring the Jack Russell and to give it time to dry…
…we should glue down the background photo print to the front of the picture frame back board. Then add some weight on top,
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From the last session the MDF doggie silhouette’s are ready for the LED back-lighting.
Before we do that we need to trim off their bum’s!
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We ended the last session with cutting out the Jack Russell.
Just finished cutting out the Toy Poodle.
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While the MDF silhouette templates are drying we can carry on with the internal frame.
In the last session we glued the pine strips around the MDF picture frame back, flush to the edges.
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While the MDF picture frame back (internal frame) is curing we cam move onto the doggies.
We need to prep the MDF blanks for cutting out on the scroll saw.
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