So’s the hubster. 
Why horizontal instead of vertical so they’d slide to the bottom for removal?
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She wanted the railcar diner look for her city. 
@Jules I think it needs a snazzy engraved neon sign “The Niner Diner” 
or “Dine at Nine” kinda like the ol’ “Eat at Joe’s” diners.
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Oooh, yeah, with edge lit acrylic and an LED votive!
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The Niner Diner it is! (Love that!) 
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OK How about acrylic for the windows then also an edge lit LED “OPEN” sign engraved into the one closest to the door.
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I’ll see what I can come up with. (Thought about acrylic for the windows but I hate to use up my stash on a prototype - that’s just done in “the material that shall not be named”.)
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I love how this is developing… When you feel like adding a voltage tester, maybe the display should be shaped as a billboard above the diner?
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Another great idea!
We gona rock down to electric Avenue…
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You guys keep coming up with these ideas and I’m gonna have to learn that Arduino stuff.
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Billboard should read “Why Eat at Joe’s and get gas? The Niner Diner is Finer.”
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Heck you guys need to be designing these. ROFL! 
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Been there, and would be still doing it, but I remarried.
Need I say more ?
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Mansplaining… it’s what we do!
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I really want to see your historical work, especially the jewelry! Is it someplace online that I can check it out. Sounds awesome based on Jules comments.
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Jules is very kind and lavish with her praise.
Opals set in gold burried in the post
Reef Gallery, the line I developed in response to the inspiration from SCUBA.
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Wow! I somehow missed seeing these the first time. Very nice indeed! You do a fantastic job on polishing by the way.
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That is some fantastic stuff there. Love it all
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