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gail.m

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I had fun cutting this 1018 steel. It is my first practice since eye surgery in Sept. It was done from some drawings done before that.
I took a wrong turn and got lost down there on the lower rt.
It is sooo wonderful to have my vision returning, and now I can see my mistakes even as I make them! Couldn't resist putting the torch on it for some color.........life is fun again!
Comments and criticisms are welcome, and I know my photography is not too good either. You can just call me 'happy eyes' from now on, though.
gailm
 

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Haraga.com

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Nice work Happy Eyes. It has some nice 3D. Glad to read about your eye recovery.
 

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Hi "Happy Eyes"

Good deal on the eye surgery. It makes a big difference if you can see the work alright.

Brail engraving is not a recommended technique. :)

Keep at it, your definatley headed down the right track.

As for the message..................that's great!!!!

Cheers
Andrew
 

gail.m

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Thanks all,
It is amazing how the human mind and body adapt to less than perfect conditions. I knew my cataracts were becoming a problem, but other conditions as well called for lens replacements for both eyes, and I also had some growths removed from behind eyelids. I truly didn't realize just how bad things were until everything healed up....,now cow chips along the way are no longer a problem, only the tiny magnetized metal chips! Which reminds me, what do you all use to demagnetize things? I'm thinking almost every thing steel on my bench is becoming a magnet!
 

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