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Nicely Done Dan. Thanks for sharing them with us. DW
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Nicely done. I like compound cutting. The ornaments sell pretty well most times around the holidays. Keep up the great work. Thanks for sharing it with us. DW
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Very nicely done. Good luck at the show. Thanks for sharing them and your web site with us. DW
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Nice looking site Helen. Thanks for showing us it. DW
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Very nicely done Ken. Thanks for sharing them with us. DW
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Tony you are going to get some big points with that my friend. She will really love it. You did a great job on it. Thanks for sharing it with us. DW
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Very nicely done Michael. Thanks for sharing it with us. DW
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Nice cross. I like it. Thanks for sharing it with us. DW
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Very nicely done Mick. I am sure your grandson will really like this cutting. Thanks for sharing it with us. DW
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Here is a fun little candy dish. I designed it to look like a pumpkin monster. Â Cut from 3/4 pine and 3/8 in ply then painted with acrylics DW
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Nicely cut. Thanks for sharing it with us. DW
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Very nicely cut. Thanks for sharing it with us. DW
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Very nice Mike. In have done that puzzle before and it is fun. I really like the box. Thanks for sharing them with us. DW
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Nicely done. They are really going to like it. Thanks for sharing it with us. DW
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Pattern from Sheila Landry's website. Â Wood is 3/8 inch American Black Walnut and finished with Tung Oil. DW
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Very Nicely Done! I like those crosses a lot. Thanks for sharing it with us. DW
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Created from a pattern by bagetta. Cut from 1 inch pine and 3/4 black walnut. The 1,000,000 dollar picture was decoupaged onto the puzzle board then cut. Sealed and finished with lacquer. DW
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Oops forgot to do that... it is cut from 1/4 BB and is 10 in wide and about 3 1/2 deep. Stained with a colonial oak and then lacquer. DW
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Here is a different kind of basket than I generally do. DW
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The birdshouse patterns can be gotten from May 2001 Creative Woodworking and Crafts magazine or from Diana Thompson's website http://www.scrollsawinspirations.com/default.asp?ID=7&action=detail&ProductCode=131. Basically the birdhouses are around 3 inches tall and were cut from a piece of wood that was 1 1/2 inches wide on each side. You cut one side put the wood back and tape it in place then cut the other. The birdhouses are real easy to cut. You just need a fostener bit to cut the birdhouse opening and a 1/8 in drill bit to drill the hole for the perch. The bird is cut from a piece of 3/4 in square stock. DW
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I created this 36" vertical birdhouse display stand. It has a 10 in circular base with a 7 inch secondary base then a 1 1/2 square poplar dowel with 1/4 dowels placed every 6 inches. It will hold at least a dozen birdhouses at one time. It can also double as a 3/d Christmas ornament display stand as well. It was not hard to do. It is to display these Mini birdhouses The woods used for them are Eucalyptus, Pine, Poplar, Cedar, Purpleheart, RedWood DW
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Very Nicely cut John. Thanks for sharing them with us. Great patterns as usually Grampa. DW
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Sandwiching them between two other pieces works well. Also having a zero clearance insert installed when cutting that kind of thin material helps a lot as well. DW
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Excellent work. Sheila does make some wonderful designs. Thanks for sharing that one with us. DW
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Very nicely done Don. Thanks for sharing them with us. DW
