This is probably the weirdest thing I have ever made. My daughter is an
avid piano player and she wanted me to make a piano bracelet. This is what
I came up with. It is made of maple and walnut. For me, with hands more
like ham hocks, the little black keys were tough to cut and drill, and
routing the white keys was a trick. But it did come together.

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"Glen" wrote in message
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This is probably the weirdest thing I have ever made. My daughter is an
avid piano player and she wanted me to make a piano bracelet. This is
what I came up with. It is made of maple and walnut. For me, with hands
more like ham hocks, the little black keys were tough to cut and drill,
and routing the white keys was a trick. But it did come together.


Cool! I like it...

John

"Glen" wrote in
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This is probably the weirdest thing I have ever made. My daughter is
an avid piano player and she wanted me to make a piano bracelet. This
is what I came up with. It is made of maple and walnut. For me, with
hands more like ham hocks, the little black keys were tough to cut and
drill, and routing the white keys was a trick. But it did come
together.

Very nice!

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Han
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Glen wrote:

This is probably the weirdest thing I have ever made. My daughter is an
avid piano player and she wanted me to make a piano bracelet. This is
what
I came up with. It is made of maple and walnut. For me, with hands more
like ham hocks, the little black keys were tough to cut and drill, and
routing the white keys was a trick. But it did come together.


Good going dad! That is pretty neat; what did you use as the cords?

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If you're going to be dumb, you better be tough

"Glen" wrote in message
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This is probably the weirdest thing I have ever made. My daughter is an
avid piano player and she wanted me to make a piano bracelet. This is
what I came up with. It is made of maple and walnut. For me, with hands
more like ham hocks, the little black keys were tough to cut and drill,
and routing the white keys was a trick. But it did come together.


Bonus point just for doing something different.

Glen formulated on Saturday :
This is probably the weirdest thing I have ever made. My daughter is an avid
piano player and she wanted me to make a piano bracelet. This is what I came
up with. It is made of maple and walnut. For me, with hands more like ham
hocks, the little black keys were tough to cut and drill, and routing the
white keys was a trick. But it did come together.

I love it...

Well done.

Mekon

Glen wrote:
This is probably the weirdest thing I have ever made. My daughter is an
avid piano player and she wanted me to make a piano bracelet. This is what
I came up with. It is made of maple and walnut. For me, with hands more
like ham hocks, the little black keys were tough to cut and drill, and
routing the white keys was a trick. But it did come together.


Sweet.

Wayne

I picked up this stuff in Michaels. It is a very elastic, yet strong chord
for jewelery making. I think it is primarily made for kids stringing beads.

Glen

"Mark & Juanita" wrote in message
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Glen wrote:

This is probably the weirdest thing I have ever made. My daughter is an
avid piano player and she wanted me to make a piano bracelet. This is
what
I came up with. It is made of maple and walnut. For me, with hands more
like ham hocks, the little black keys were tough to cut and drill, and
routing the white keys was a trick. But it did come together.


Good going dad! That is pretty neat; what did you use as the cords?

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If you're going to be dumb, you better be tough

Glen wrote:


Glen

"Mark & Juanita" wrote in message
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Glen wrote:

This is probably the weirdest thing I have ever made. My daughter is an
avid piano player and she wanted me to make a piano bracelet. This is
what
I came up with. It is made of maple and walnut. For me, with hands
more like ham hocks, the little black keys were tough to cut and drill,
and
routing the white keys was a trick. But it did come together.


Good going dad! That is pretty neat; what did you use as the cords?

--
If you're going to be dumb, you better be tough
I picked up this stuff in Michaels. It is a very elastic, yet strong
chord
for jewelery making. I think it is primarily made for kids stringing
beads.


Thanks

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If you're going to be dumb, you better be tough