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Very nicely done Doc. Thanks for sharing them with us. DW
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Nicely done signboards there. I like it. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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Very nicely done Kevin. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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My heavens Kevin that is a lot of stars Thanks for sharing them with us. Are you going to make a mobile with them? DW
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Cut from a 24" long x 10" wide x 3/4" thick pine board I got from Lowes. There are 5 layers and the plug is a 1 1/2" diameter dowel rod with a 1/8" dowel rod to hold it in. The clear panels were cut from 8"x 10"x 1/8" acrylic. The bank was finished with tung oil and then top coated with semi gloss lacquer. This bank is one of a half a dozen I will be making for my upcoming shows. DW
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If you say so. It looks ok to me. Thanks for sharing this one with us. DW
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Cut from a piece of sugar pine and a 3/4 in wide strip of red cedar. Finished with tung oil ( to seal the color ) and top caoted with several coats of satin lacquer DW
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Nicely done. Thanks for sharing them with us. DW
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Looks great Dan. Thanks for sharing it with us. DW
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Very nicely done Marg. Thank for sharing them with us. DW
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Very nicely done Jim. I am sure she will get years of good use from it. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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This planter is 3 inches wide by 3 inches tall. Cut from walnut the polka dots are actually dowel rods that were glued into the wood before I cut it. This is the first one ... the prototype. Finished with spar varnish. DW
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Marg you can not complain about having the feeling that someone is staring at you when you are in the shop Very nicely cut. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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Very nicely done Edward. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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Mahandra to make the mug is not hard. First you need either a compass or a soup can or something similar ( to make the outside circle ) once you have the outside circle you can draw the inner circle about 5/16" in from the outer one so the mug wall is about 5/16" thick. Then just cut the centers out and if you are careful when cutting the centers you will not have too much sanding. Then it is just a simple matter of gluing the layers together ( without the bottom ) sand smooth the insides and then once that is done glue the bottom on. Other than drawing the handle up on a piece of board you are basically done minus whatever finish you are going to put on it. The thing is you have to ensure that what ever finish you put on it is FULLY cured or you might ingest some of the chemicals in the finish. If you can smell the finish it is not yet fully cured. Also these are not good for hot beverages as it will soften the glue joints but it works good for sodas, beer and other cold liquids. Hope that helps. DW
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This mug is similar to the one Steve Good designed. Cut from pine. Since my scroll saw is in the shop I had to use an old Duncan ( made in 1954 ) jigsaw. DW
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Nicely done. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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Very nicely done. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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Very nicely done! Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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Excellent tribute! Thanks or supporting the troops. I wish more would. Thanks for sharing this with us. DW
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Very nicely done! Great choice of wood for that. Thanks for sharing it with us. DW
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Very nicely done Clayton. Thanks for sharing it with us. May I ask where yo got the pattern for that one? DW
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Very nicely done Clayton. Thanks for sharing it with us. DW
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Very nicely done Clayton. Thanks for sharing it with us. DW
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Very nice project Nick. Thanks for sharing this one with us. DW
