a new float tube

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a new float tube

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a floattube made for a fellow in cheshire with spalted end caps and a Gudgeon pic
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and the end caps the tube was made longer for his zoomer floats

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Lovely work, Sir. Well done indeed !!!
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Beautiful work Barney, the spalted caps are lovely

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Wow :rock:

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Very nice indeed. Lovely skill on show.
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Craftsmanship, Barney, Craftsmanship.

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my god barney,that needs to be put in the tate gallery ,that is a joy to look at
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that gudgeon looks almost like a 3D effect... the shadow makes it pop off the tube.... :Hat:
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That's it...it's the little details that make things just work....the first thing I saw was the way the gudgeon was sort of three dimensional....and it's just the shadow that does that, but not so easy to add to an image.


Nice gudgeon pic that...I like gudgeon. Hold them up to the Sun and it's like armour plated jewels....

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