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TonyMilner
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Turn a bowl, superglue a layer of the stone to the bottom & cover with resin - result a beach bowl 
OK I'll get me coat
OK I'll get me coat
wm460
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wm460
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Turn a bowl, superglue a layer of the stone to the bottom & cover with resin - result a beach bowl
Not a bad idea, thinking on that I could do something for my 3 sisters.
Make bowls or platters with a wide rim, cut a groove in the rim, glue stones in the groove & fill with resin. Just another variation of Tony’s theme.
Throw the stones away clean the tin and use it to store those screws that you will never use just like our fathers or grand fathers would have done 
I like the idea of in-bedding them in resin around the rim as Bill suggested.
I like the idea of in-bedding them in resin around the rim as Bill suggested.
You’re so right Derek. My grandads tins were Oxo tins full of mixed size screws.