Guitar-Shaped Shot-
Glass Holders
This was a very interesting challenge! We did a bunch of these for a well-known hotel/casino chain that has a rock music theme. They actually used the shot- glasses to hold miniature desserts! (At least, that's what I was told.) The challenge came because the main deck that the shot-glasses pass through is angled up and at the same time the shot-glasses themselves are tapered. The result is that the holes are not only different sizes, but they are not round or even ovals. They are sort of an egg-shape. There is a name for this shape (produced when a plane cuts through a cone at an angle) but I can't think of it right now. Maybe some of you can e-mail me the name! Another challenge was that we had to machine both sides of the aluminum. We engraved the company's logo into the top deck and gave each one a custom abraded finish. We did this job for: Irish Hospitality Marilyn Irish * Altamonte Springs, FL * IHAInc@cfl.rr.com
Guitar-Shaped Shot-Glass Holders
This was a very interesting challenge! We did a bunch of these for a well-known hotel/casino chain that has a rock music theme. They actually used the shot- glasses to hold miniature desserts! (At least, that's what I was told.) The challenge came because the main deck that the shot-glasses pass through is angled up and at the same time the shot-glasses themselves are tapered. The result is that the holes are not only different sizes, but they are not round or even ovals. They are sort of an egg-shape. There is a name for this shape (produced when a plane cuts through a cone at an angle) but I can't think of it right now. Maybe some of you can e-mail me the name! Another challenge was that we had to machine both sides of the aluminum. We engraved the company's logo into the top deck and gave each one a custom abraded finish. We did this job for: Irish Hospitality Marilyn Irish * Altamonte Springs, FL * IHAInc@cfl.rr.com
