Post by autobodyman on Dec 10, 2009 20:31:15 GMT -6
I went up on Sundance Mountain and took a panorama of Sundance (my town) this Fall after the leaves went off (have one from this summer too). It was 5 photos I stitched together. Had it developed online, had to shrink it down quite a bit to 26" tall by 65" wide. Original was over 125" x 42" after stitching and cropping. (125 MB's)
Had some Alder in the shop for about 5 years so used it to make the frame. It's 3" wide, used these two bits to make the molding.
Here is where it's going after I get the 1/8" glass, my BodyShop office over the window, looking into the repair bay.
Had large grill box that I cut the cardboard out of, clearcoated both sides, this will go behind my picture.
The frame came out 30-7/8" tall by 69-7/8" wide.
Here it is laying on my workbench with the picture sitting inside it.
I haven't gotten the glass I ordered yet, Roger (friend and owner of Frontier glass ) is going to bring it over sometime next week.
I had printed the summer pano on 18 sheets of paper and taped it to some cardboard and had that sitting above the window for a while, got lots of comments on it from my customers. My dad stopped in one day and said he'd like to have it for his gas station office, so I gave him that one. Had several of my customers ask where my town photo went so thought I'd do this one this way.
What do you think?
Thanks ~Mike
Had some Alder in the shop for about 5 years so used it to make the frame. It's 3" wide, used these two bits to make the molding.
Here is where it's going after I get the 1/8" glass, my BodyShop office over the window, looking into the repair bay.
Had large grill box that I cut the cardboard out of, clearcoated both sides, this will go behind my picture.
The frame came out 30-7/8" tall by 69-7/8" wide.
Here it is laying on my workbench with the picture sitting inside it.
I haven't gotten the glass I ordered yet, Roger (friend and owner of Frontier glass ) is going to bring it over sometime next week.
I had printed the summer pano on 18 sheets of paper and taped it to some cardboard and had that sitting above the window for a while, got lots of comments on it from my customers. My dad stopped in one day and said he'd like to have it for his gas station office, so I gave him that one. Had several of my customers ask where my town photo went so thought I'd do this one this way.
What do you think?
Thanks ~Mike
