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Dan Spector
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Started On : 04-Jul-2009 at 10:13:44 AM, #Views : 5880
Topic Subject : Re: Re: guitar player's hand |
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Ann
A better idea maybe..
Place a sheet of plastic or something under the strings so there is
no space between strings and neck. This way you'll capture the
strings but not have algy wasted and torn up pulling it out from
behind them.
I'm not a frequent algy user but i'd mix it on the thicker side so
it'll stay where placed and just build up around the hand and neck
and cut it with a butterknife.
Dan Spector
901 323 8717
www.lifecast-art.com
dan@archicast.com
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> Hello Dan Spector
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> Post Date : Saturday 04th 2009f July 2009 04:58:21 AM
> Posted by : "Ann Cochrane" anncochrane@btinternet.com
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> Re: guitar player's hand:--
> Thanks for all the replies.
> Dan : It had just occurred to me that I really should practice
> before I do the real thing, now where did my husband go??
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> Robert : Lovely Idea to get a real bronze done, unfortunately I
> think that's not an option as I am not doing this as a commission
> from him. It's more a favour from him to me via a mutual friend. I
> don't yet know if he will let me do it and I also don't yet know if
> he will let me use the life casting to promote my life casting
> services. But it will still be a valuable experience if I get to do
> it. Thanks for offering to cast it for me, I may well take you up
> on that in the future.
>
> Mathew: Could you expain a little more about your box with holes I
> don't quite understand. I have done a handshake where I had a box
> with the top cut off and holes in the side. Then inserted a plastic
> bag in the box. Put holes in that to fit to the holes in the box
> positioned the models throught the plastic bag and the holes in the
> box and then taped the bag to their arms. Then I was able to fill
> the box with alginate over their handshake from the top.
>
> Ann
> www.impressionsoflife.co.uk
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