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Mobius Heart
comments (0) December 24th, 2008 in Reader's Gallery
davidleo, member
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The heart is a mobius strip. A mobius strip has one side and one edge. The heart was made by drilling holes on each side of a block of mahogany. The bottom of the holes defined the edge on the heart.
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Leaves were carved on the edge of the heart. The surface has raised letters saying “David”, “Marcia”, “And thou”, “Shalt love”.
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The posts holding up the arch has a 180 degree twist. The shape was defined using a radical arm saw to make a series of cross cuts. The bottom of the cross cuts defined the twist.
Design or Plan used: My Own Design - D. L. Melcombe
posted in: Reader's Gallery, carving, mahogany
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