Semper Fi...have one on me!

[Ed Davidson]

This newly turned Osage Orange bottle stopper has a USMC enlisted dress blues collar insignia countersunk into the top, and then encapsulated with clear resin.

[Andy Hoyt]

Oo ra!

Kilo 3-4 HM3 USN

[John Hart]

Way to go Ed. Very nice. For anyone in particular?

[Mike Leonard]

Now thats cool!!

[Michael Stafford]

Excellent, Ed, excellent!

[Ernie Nyvall]

That's a nice one Ed. You got me looking for an Army button now, for a gift to a relative. Thanks for the idea.

Ernie

[Ed Davidson]

Andy, I'm so glad to see your Oo ra!...I keep hearing BOO-ra on Cramer's Mad Money CNBC show and it drives me nuts. Only a former jar-head would know the difference.

John, I'm making these turning blocks with the encapsulated thingies on top and wholesaling them to a popular (un-named) retailer. These 3-D one's are brand new and still in the experimental stage, but I think they'll be pretty popular.

[Greg Cozad]

Semper Fi! :D

Being new to turning I hadn't thought of that yet but know of a guy who is doing something similar with metal motorcycle grip and foot pegs.. Still in the design and mock up stages, I beginning a chopper project for myself which will be Marine Corps themed. Using EGA's where ever I can among a good amount of custom paint and fabricated parts. And no, it isn't a Harley.:eek: Not this one anyway!!! (I have been considering wood inlays for the next build!!)

Ooo Raah!

Lima Co. 3/3 KMCAS

[Jeff Sudmeier]

Ed, those look wonderful! You should do great with them.

[Mark Cothren]

Nice one, Ed! Love that Osage...

Thanks for the picture!

[Glenn Hodges]

Ted, you keep coming up with the neatest ideas, and this is one of the best.

[Keith Burns]

Hey Ed, I missed this one. Another great piece. Love your ability to constantly come up with new and exciting ideas.