Clayton717
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I just print out the pattern and use spray glue to attach to the wood (for fretwork) - for intarsia I spray glue the pattern to posterboard, cut out the pieces and use the posterboard pieces to trace the pattern onto the wood. this way I can use them over and over without having to reprint the large pattern.
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great job, I wouldn't want to run into that snake looks mean. I'm sure your son will love it.
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nicely done. Thanks for sharing.
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great job on both - cutting and pattern.
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It will work great. I use the same setup just a bit smaller
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great cutting, looks pretty fragile at the top. well done
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Excellent cutting. I like the piece of yew you choice.
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I feel you pain, after a few hours with my granddaughter I'm usually ready for some peace and quiet. She is generally a good kid, but gets in the moods not to listen and that irritates me. Have a safe trip home.
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Hi Danny. Welcome to the Village. If you have any questions just ask.
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excellent job. I like you wood choices
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Hi Phil, welcome to the village
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thanks for all the comments.
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nicely done.
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they look great. my sister would love te cowboy one. well done.
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excellent job Dan. I like the way you use the natural edge of the board. it really adds to the piece. Well done.
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great job DW. that will make the little boy very happy.
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This is the mascot for a State university. Brutus the buckeye
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This was cut from one piece of poplar. The face and insides of hand are natural color the rest was painted with really watered down acrylic craft paint. the grain still shows through slightly. I don't normally like to paint wood, but this was cut for a good friend. Stands about 12 1/2" x 21
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my main sanding tools include an oscilating spindle sander and dremels (3 of them). 2 with flex shafts, each has a different grit or size on it.
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great job. They will love it.
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nice cuttings. It looks like you had a busy weekend.
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thanks for all the great comments. I gave it to the customer today and he loved it, but he bought it for his wife so I will have to wait and see if she likes it as much as he did.
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great cutting. I would like to cut that one myself. any idea where you got it from??
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I use corel paint shop 10 for my pattern making(when I find time). I use this because this is what I learned on. on one of the old forums Arpop had a nice tutorial on how to use it and set it up. I use inkscape for some things, mainly smoothing lines after pattern is finished.
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I'd say that you should try pattern making then. that's pretty much what you did when you cut this. Very nice job!!
