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Everything posted by wombatie
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Wow who's been a busy boy then??????????? They are all great Kevin. Marg
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I agree WOW. You did an amazing job. I look at the photo first and thought how lucky you were to find a piece of wood just the right shape for the owl pattern. It looks so natural. :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: Marg
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Welcome back to the Village Mark. The mass produced stuff also finds its way to Australia too unfortunately. Marg
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Well you out did yourself this time Kevin, fantastic work. :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: Marg
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Hahahahahahahahaha very nice. Great team work. Marg
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Why not indeed. I love the drift wood. Great work. Marg
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Love the Cat, Love the Box, Love the Wood. Is there anything I don't love, eerrrrrrr NO. :thumbs: :thumbs: Marg
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Looks great. Marg
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I love the apple, is it a cutting board? Great work on all. :thumbs: Marg
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I also use blue painters tape but if I know that it will take me a while to cut I spray both the pattern and the side the painters tape is on and it will stay there until I am finished and pull the painters tape off. Marg
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Paul that is way toooooooooo clean. I sit I have 2 high bar stools one at my DeWalt and one at my Ex21 but sometimes I have to stand if the piece I am working on is on the larger side. Its terrible when you are only 5'1" and have short arms to match. :) My things are scattered on a couple of benches and my blades are in containers hooked onto a peg board. Marg
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About 14 years ago I was doing folk art painting and the lady I was doing it with kept asking my husband who is a carpenter for different shapes in the end he went out and got himself a 16" Delta Scroll Saw. Well it was sitting in the garage and it had only been there a week and I asked my husband to show me how it worked and he did. Well that was it I was hooked. I was never off it and my husband never got to use it. I finally killed it but it gave my 5 very good years, then I got myself a DeWalt now I also have an Ex21. I was happy to say that I had finally found something that I was good at and I am still hooked. Marg
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Looks great Kevin, well done. Marg
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Wow you will be having nightmares about stars. Hope you had a few brakes and didn't drive yourself nuts just cutting stars. Marg
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It is fine Docupton, none of us could pick a fault, little deviations are what makes it hand made, plus letters can be a bit tricky. So don't beat yourself up about it, just enjoy it. Marg
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Great one DW, children will love watching their money grow. Marg
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Hi James, welcome to the Village. I'm Marg from Australia
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Hi Lee, welcome to the Village. I'm Marg from Australia. Your projects look great. :thumbs: :thumbs: Marg
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Looks lovely, looks the colors of the woods. Marg
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They all look great, very well cut. Marg
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It must be soooooooo heavy to wear, but lovely though. Marg
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Hi Oliver, welcome to the Village. I'm Marg from Australia. I was in France last year, stayed in Paris but traveled down to Normandy. You have a beautiful countryside, we enjoyed it immensely. Marg
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Hi Thomas, welcome to the Village. I'm Marg from Australia originally from West Bromwich near Birmingham. If you have been bitten by the scrolling bug there is no cure. Marg
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Hi Joe, welcome to the village. I'm Marg from Australia originally from near Birmingham. I see you have caught the scrolling bug, believe me it doesn't get better. Marg
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From one cat lover to another, love it, love it, love it. :thumbs: :thumbs: Marg
