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Kim Bridges by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Government Plaza on April First by Tom Nelson
Aloha from Mesa Verde Land.
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Eric B. by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Government Plaza on April First by Tom Nelson
(artsci)
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Jim Trotter by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Government Plaza on April First by Tom Nelson
He can show you the " Best of St. Louis" and is a good guy to know if you ever need a print of your gigapan. trotterart.com
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Ability to voice unpopular opinions. by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Government Plaza on April First by Tom Nelson
I've got that going for me.
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David Engle by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Government Plaza on April First by Tom Nelson
It's good to see that they finally caught him.
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The Torvosaurus from Tucumcari by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Government Plaza on April First by Tom Nelson
Very nice work Tom, You made my April Fools Day.
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Mask by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Collector's Cabinet by Scott Lerman
I can't tell if this little mask has another little mask on it .
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sunset by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Collector's Cabinet by Scott Lerman
really nice detail in this pano.
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Jim Lynch by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Canyon of the Ancients by Bill Alberts
He was playing his bagpipes at Claude Hatch's 97th birthday party and I could here it from up on the ridge.
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Blue Heron by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Conowingo Dam by Kelly Diggins
Looks like a good fishing hole
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Dave's Backup Girlfriend by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Fractured Fairy Tales by Bill Alberts
It would be easier to get her under the bed if you let some air out of her.
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Campers by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan The Empty Quarter, Abu Dhabi by Nicholas Pitt
Looks like quite the adventure.
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Braking System by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Portales Dalley Windmill Collection Nov 30th, 2009 by Jon Barr
It looks like a very complicated system.
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Infundibuliform Cap by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Cantharellus tubaeformis by orbilia23
Looks like easy pickings
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Fractured Fairy Tales by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Fractured Fairy Tales by Bill Alberts
Those were the best cartoons.
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I have a longer tail.haha! by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Torvosaurus by Bill Alberts
I have a longer tail than anything in the world alive today,how do you like some of that.HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAhahah
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please trim by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Torvosaurus by Bill Alberts
My nails are to long please cut them.pppppppppppppppllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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Tree vs. Rock by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Castaño.circular by Gema Vallés Pinilla
The tree seems to be winning. Amazing
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Bike Trailer Idea by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan IDeX Studio Energy Mashup by Michael Wolcott
I like this idea. Maybe some kind of rent to own program.
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Water Seep by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Long House Mesa Verde National Park by Bill Alberts
This pueblo had it's own water supply . Holes were drilled into the sandstone to collect water.
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Rampart Hills by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Point Lookout Mesa Verde National Park by Bill Alberts
gigapan.org/gigapans/31410/ Here is a shot taken from Ramparts Hills.
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Shadow of Point Lookout by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Point Lookout Mesa Verde National Park by Bill Alberts
Here is a gigapan looking back at Point Lookout
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Echo Chain Saw Carving Championship by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta by Bill Alberts
See the videos www.echo-usa.com/carvingseries/2009
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Aspens by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan View from Durango Mountain Resort by Bill Alberts
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Hesperus Peak by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan La Plata Mountains by Bill Alberts
Highest point in the La Plata Mountains
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Finish by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Build This Chair by Bill Alberts
After a final shaping and sanding several coats of tung oil are applied.
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1" holes by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Build This Chair by Bill Alberts
Small sticks were shaped to fit the 1" holes that cover all of the lag bolts.
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Plugs by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Build This Chair by Bill Alberts
1/2" holes were drilled about 1/4" deep for the plugs that cover the screws.
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Shaping the seat by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Build This Chair by Bill Alberts
Much time was spent shaping the seat. I used a grinder and lots of sandpaper.
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Center board by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Build This Chair by Bill Alberts
After shaping the center board I placed it on top of the 2 outer boards and scribed them to fit.
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Fitting the seat boards by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Build This Chair by Bill Alberts
I used a compass to fit the outer boards up against the legs.
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Making the seat by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Build This Chair by Bill Alberts
I made the seat using 3 boards that were 2" thick by 8" wide and 24" long.
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Arms of the chair by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Build This Chair by Bill Alberts
I make the arms by first spliting a 24" log length wise. The 1 3/4" hole in the back leg is 24" off the ground . I insert the arm into the hole and then mark where I need to drill the hole on the under side of the arm. Glue and screw and we are ready to start on the seat.
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Side Rails by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Build This Chair by Bill Alberts
This is one of 4 side rails that hold the front and the back together. I make the upper rails first at 16" and then adjust the length of the bottom rails to give the back the proper lean.
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Putting the back legs and front legs together by Bill Alberts from the GigaPan Build This Chair by Bill Alberts
Because the front legs are spaced farther apart than the back legs we need to drill the next holes at an angle. Lean the back legs against a wall and then set the front legs in place. The front legs should be about 18" in front of the back legs measure from the centers of the flattened seat rails. With a straight edge draw lines on the tops of leg posts to get your drilling angles. Now you should be able to drill the holes that conect the front and the back legs. These 2" holes are drilled at 4" and 8" from the floor.
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