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Danny this stainless steel was extremely thin and very bendable. Marg
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Wow you certainly figured out how to make pattern, that's a fantastic one. Great cutting too. Marg
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What happened did it bounce away???????????? Marg
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Andrew I am so glad that you told us who he is because I did not have a clue. Great looking cutting though, well done. Marg
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Len I was singing Mercedes Benz too. Was and still am a Joplin fan. If you want to hear a really cool voice with a difference try to find Karise Eden on YouTube. That is one cool portrait, you did an excellent job on the pattern and the cutting. Marg
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I have to be in the mood to listen to heavy metal now a days. Those cuttings are awesome, she will love them Marg
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Congrat's on the new saw. It's always Christmas when we get a new one no matter what time of year. Marg
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It would not be hard at all to cut an initial in the center of a jig saw piece, thanks for the idea, I will try to keep it in a safe place. The idea not the jig saw piece. Marg
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Looks great. Congrat's on the stack Marg
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Your a busy bee once more. Looking good Kevin. Marg
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Don't know which ones I like more, the squirrels or the owls, they're both great. Marg
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Looks like a fine job to me. Very cute. Marg
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No Kevin I always post when I make something new, I just don't post when its something that is already in my gallery. Most of last year seemed to be taken up with making Christmas ornaments which you had all seen, and I must admit it was a nice little money earner. Marg
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Thanks everyone not sure where I am going with it yet but I do know it won't be cutting coins not really into that sort of thing. I'm sure I will come up with something sooner or later. Marg
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They are 2/0 Jewelers Blades. I got them from Gemcuts www.gemcuts.com.au I just got the budget ones and they cut very nicely. Marg
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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Marg
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First commission and first pattern (sort of)
wombatie replied to GrampaJim's topic in Bragging Rights
Your right Jim there is so much to do and learn, but you are off to a good start, pattern / lay out looks great and the cutting excellent. Marg -
I love patterns like these but not had the time to cut any for a while. You did a great job Gator, love it. Marg
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I love the wood and the two look made for each other. Well cut Gator. Marg
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Hey Keith if you have to look for work can you do voluntary work at an age care facility, that way you can get your money, and sit down, all for a few hours a week. Thats what they do over here after you get to a certain age. Just a thought. Glad your Dad's on the improve. Marg
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Mike that is a great memorial you did and excellent job. Marg
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Hans I thought this was very tame coming from you but then I read your comment further down and changed my mind. Spiral blades and dull ones at that, sir you are a master scroller. Marg
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Wow Keith I absolutely love the Welcome plaque, the red background makes it pop. The VW is great also. Marg
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Paul what a fantastic piece. You certainly nailed the effect. Marg
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This is not a Brag as such. At the start of the year Travis asked what we would be doing in 2015 or something like that, 2 of the things that I mentioned that I wanted to have a go at were cutting very thin Stainless Steel and doing an Intarsia project. Well I have not done the Intarsia yet but that will happen soon. Anyway I got out my piece of Stainless Steel the other day and cut this. Has you can see its not the best but I was pretty happy with it. Well my daughter gave me a small piece of Copper yesterday so out I went today and had a go at cutting it, and I must say I am thrilled with the way they turned out. The Copper was slighter thicker than the stainless steel which I think helped a lot. I know that these little jig saw pieces are not of the same caliber as the coins people cut, but to me they are priceless it's like beginning my scroll saw hobby all over again. So it's true we are never too old to learn. Marg
