Lucky2
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Nicely done Kemaldo, the inlay work is amazing. Len
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Earl, what an outstanding piece, you sure did a masterful job on bringing it all together. Len
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To cute Dan, I imagine he'll have a great time playing with it. Len
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Very nice and colorful. Len
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Nicely done. Len
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Sasho, it's a beautiful birdhouse, you did a wonderful job of bringing this all together. I do have one issue with it though, it can be seen in the first picture that you posted. You had a nail or two blow out through the side, personally, I would have had to fix that before posting the pic. Len
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DW, I think that Travis has pretty much given you the answers you were Looking for. I'm not a lawyer, but, I would have given you the same answers. Personally, I think the two best replies that you received so far, is what Travis has posted. And Jerry's words of wisdom, are words to live by. Len P.S. The pattern designers for CWC retained ownership of their patterns, they got paid a stipend to allow CWC to offer up the patterns. Many of them had their site info printed with the patterns, hoping to generate more traffic. Len
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DW, are you dreaming? There's just no way of making other countries abide U.S. copyright laws, especially the two that you mentioned. There are a lot of countries that do follow the U.S. copyright laws, but, if they didn't I don't know what could be done to them for a punishment. Len
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Holey smokes Alexey, they're incredible puzzles. Len
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Nicely done Todd, I imagine these are quite popular. Len
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Looks nice, what are you going to use as a finish? Len
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Nicely done Kris, he's one of the most recognizable faces out there. Len
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Nicely done Dick, I'm sure your granddaughter appreciates it. Len
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Jim, that's one heck of a good price, I have to pay $16.00 for a piece that's 12"x24". That's the only size available, and only one store carries it. Len
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Thanks Ron, it's a great looking clock, I'm sure this pattern will be put to good use. Len
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I wonder who the proof reader was? Len
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Kevin, that should make a difference. Len
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Bench mount Magnifying Lens vs Binocular Magnifying Glasses
Lucky2 replied to RangerJay's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Up until I had cataract surgery, I didn't need anything to help me see the pattern line. Now, I can't hardly see anything up close, so I don't know what I'm going to use now. Hopefully, I'll get an idea from reading posts like these. Len -
Yes Sam, the rubber band is supposed to work for a friction fit, even when you have a through hole. Make sure you drill a proper sized hole, close to an 1/8" bigger than the clock body. Len
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Kevin, in this case I don't think being right, is anything to be happy about. This women would drive me nuts, I wouldn't even try pleasing her. Len
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Nice piece Dave, I'm sure it will be appreciated. Len
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Kris, it's a beautiful cutting, what will you be using to frame it with? Len
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Nice wood. Len
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What's the matter Kevin, you have to many fingers???? Smarten up, you know better!!! I read you message, and I can't believe that you're actually that STUPID. It foolishness like this, that really ticks me off. Len
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Nicely done Dave, it looks great. Len
