Japanese Spitz - Part 5 Photos

 

Japanese Spitz - Part 5

We ended the last session by glueing the doggie onto the back board and here we are next day for what should be the last session.

Japanese Spitz - Part 4

We finished the last session glueing the back frame onto the backboard which was left to dry overnight.

Japanese Spitz - Part 3

From the last session we glued the inner frame and left it to dry overnight.

Now we can remove that and take it outside for spray painting.

Japanese Spitz - Part 1

 Customer order came in yesterday for a doggie night light.

Sent a few mock-up's for approval and this is what she picked.

Whippet silhouette light - part 5

With the doggie lighting done we can now proceed to glue him to the back board.

Carefully measure, mark and drill the hole for the LED wires.

Toy Poodle–Jack Russell picture light (final)

 and to give it time to dry…

Before starting to wire the Jack Russell we should glue down the background photo print to the front of the picture frame backboard so it has more drying time, and add some weight.

Toy Poodle–Jack Russell picture light (part 6)

From the last session the MDF doggie silhouette's are ready for the LED back-lighting.

Before we do that we need to trim off their bum's!

Toy Poodle–Jack Russell picture light (part 5)

We ended the last session with cutting out the Jack Russell.

Just finished cutting out the Toy Poodle.

Toy Poodle–Jack Russell picture light (part 4)

While the MDF silhouette templates are drying we can carry on with the internal frame.

In the last session we glued the pine strips around the MDF picture frame back, flush to the edges.

Toy Poodle–Jack Russell picture light (part 3)

While the MDF picture frame back (internal frame) is curing we cam move onto the doggies.

We need to prep the MDF blanks for cutting out on the scroll saw.

Toy Poodle–Jack Russell picture light (part 2)

 

Making a start by doing some prep work - glossy A4 background  print, silhouette template prints and a black photo frame.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ballerina night lights

Ballerina night lights have been packed and posted to Ballarat.

SCARLETT ballerina Part 4

This silhouette light features two sets of LED lights.

The usual silhouette object backlighting (A) as well as bottom edge picture lighting (B)

• When the battery pack switch is turned on A will light.
• When the slide switch at the back is turned on B will light.
• When the battery pack switch is turned off both A & B will turn off.

Here I am soldering fine insulated wires to one end of the B strip. 

Posting SASHA and F&TV bonus gift.

Packing and posting the SASHA batman and the bonus Film & TV picture light to Warragul.

First time doing this particular combo - we have to pack 1 x Batman and 1 x Night Light so I got a couple of A3 packing boxes @ $3.64 from Officeworks.

Film & TV night light - part 3

Made the back frame and sprayed it black so here we can assemble the the back with the internal frame with the photo print sandwiched between the two. Also mounted the camera.

Aligned the photo print and punched through the screw holes with a nail.

Film & TV night light - part 2

Wiring the film camera using tiny string Rice LED's.

Film & TV night light–part 1

This is a bonus gift for a good bat customer.

This is the mockup done in MS Word.  

SCARLETT ballerina Part 3

From the last session we prepared Scarlett for cutting out on the scroll saw.

Here she is placed on the background, looks OK so let's give her a mat black spray paint.

SCARLETT ballerina Part 2

 With the glued internal frame put aside to dry we can work on the front of the silhouette light.

I printed the background image on A4 glossy photo paper and then the silhouette template on plain paper.