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Ike, it's a sharp looking piece, could you share where did this pattern came from? Len
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Nicely done Clyde, they are very popular around here. The problem with making them to sell, is that they are a personalized item. Len
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Ok Kevin, I'll ask, what works for you? The pics you posted are to hard to see what they're about,explain please. Len
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Todd, it's very easy to see why it would blow his mind, it's an amazing piece definitely one to be proud of. Len
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Dan, that's a pretty good looking sign, I think it would look better if it was for the Blue-Jays.(jk) Len
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Barb, you can never start cutting to early, when your talking about christmas items. These pieces all look fantastic, I especially like the sleighs. Len
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Nice looking bowl Monti, I dislike working with purpleheart also. Len
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Larry, for what you want a compressor for, just about any compressor will do. Len
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Ray, it looks great for a first cutting, and it's even more impressive that you used a spiral blade to do it with. Len
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That's a good price, I wish I could get it at that price. It is certainly a lot cheaper, than the stuff I buy. Len
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Looks to be an easy cut Rob, and it looks nice. Len
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Another cute one Pete, you sure are cranking these things out. Len
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Nicely done Loren, I've seen this saying being used in many different patterns. Len
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These small branding irons look interesting, I own a full size one that has my name on it. The problem with it, is that it's to large for most items I make. I will be giving purchasing one of the small ones, some serious consideration. Any item I make would look a lot neater branded, then it would if I just signed my name. Len
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Looks nice John, I know a few people this pattern would be good for. Len
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Nicely done Kev. Len
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Nicely done Jim, I think she made the right choice for a border. Len
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I use Elmers repositionable spray glue, I've tried 3M77 but I found it to be to sticky and hard to remove. Len
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Kevin, 50% up front, 50% upon completion. Otherwise, they don't get the product. It sucks that you got under paid (ripped off), did you quote them a price up front? How can they justify, not paying you the amount owed/quoted? Did you say anything to them, about not paying you the proper/full amount? Len
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Good on you Denny, you gotta love those quick sales. You and Don should team up more often, with results like these you'd be crazy not to. Len
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Dave, you definitely are the master of inlay work, this box is very impressive. How do you finish the back of the inlay, would it be possible to see a picture of the back of the lid? Len
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Tim, this is definitely a piece to be proud of, it looks fantastic. You did an exceptional job on the choices of wood you used, and the natural edge backer really adds to the piece. Len
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Wow Tony, you've been busy. All four pieces look fantastic, when using a fret saw, can you use spiral blades? Len
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Don, are you sure you don't have the blade in upside-down? Your problem could be many things, cheap plywood, upside-down blade, dull blade and sometimes I think that even the way you look at the wood can screw things up. Len
