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Staff plus stone plus cuff braclett into one staff topped with ..........
Walking stick topper. Take existing cuff Ivy and amber braclett. Cut down so it fits the staff top. Set provided stone the extra make into a medallion and set below the center stone on the now band on the staff. Paid in full. Pitures coming.
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Permalink Reply by Morda-Uth on
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Is it possible to add a hole in the top below the stone? My only thought is it may weaken the mount... I would like to add an LED below the stone. I can install the LED but it would be more likely to work better if the hole is added before the stone is mounted.
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Permalink Reply by Rev. Allen M. Drago ~ Traveler on
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I can put an angled hole on the opposite side of the medallion for this. Allowing removal of LED when not needed. Need to know the size of the shaft I need to use for this. Or I can bore/hollow out a place for one and not permanently mount the stone. Got goo got tools now to check on other orders to go from there.
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A picture is worth a 1000 words. This what I invisoned...
If you can bore an area in the top then drill down as far as possible with a hole slightly larger than the LED...
When I get the staff back:
I will then go in through the side with a dremal and hollow out and area to hold the battery and switch. I will be able to push the LED up the hole to the top of the staff. I plan on hiding the switch with a leather strap -
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yep can do that will need to get something to prevent the goo from fill in the hole when setting the stone what is diameter of the shaft for the LED?
Good picture that show much talent with the digital things I do not do well. -
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Thanks :)
The hole for the LED should be as close to 3/8" as possible. the LED is 1/4" -
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depth? also you indicate 'hollow' space as beneath the stone any thoughts of size or just what I can? the more materiel I remove the less stable the placement.
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Yes just do what you can on the space below the stone. so you can get a firm mount. Depth about 1/4" or so
Depth on the small hole, that is hard to judge without having the staff in hand. Can you post a pic of the upper part of the staff? The staff has a bend in it about where I put my hand. (tried showing that in my pick) I would like the hole to go down to about that first bend in the staff. Or as far down as you can go... please add a line on the outside of the staff at the depth you were able achieve so I can hit it from the side. -
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OK then will do as I can cuff is cut and solidering to be done. The stone is a bit bigger than the staff top but I am adjusting mounting styles for it. Will see how long of a bit I have here. Hopefully will not have to go purchase one longer. The bend is slight and understand what you type of. I do not have instant internet the one here took the internet card with them over the weekend so I am walking to hot spot to type.
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Permalink Reply by Dept of PMM Artists & things on
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Band done Stone set hole drilled and marked in depth. Madallion set and done. Setting on staff with natrural cruve today. Should be fully set sured and well in 24-72 hours. Pictures will appear.
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I can't wait to see it. I'll be be looking forward to Derbyshire when I can hold in my hand.
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Well you will when all is done and things are there to do so. Shaft not a deep as wanted but is 6 inches below the stone. The rest of the goo to set will be applied today then the curing of it . Will soon get a picture for you here.
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