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Lucky2

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  1. Nicely done Mike, simple and quick. Len
  2. Nicely done Al, where did you get the pattern for this cutting? Len
  3. Nicely done Brian, I like your selection of different wood types. Len
  4. Lotsa cutting Roly, it all looks great. Len
  5. For detail lines that need to be a bit wider, I double cut the line. With the blades being sharper on the right hand side from the way they are made, I use the blade as if it was a sander to widen the line. Len
  6. Randy, it's a good looking snake, have you ever done a tutorial on how to cut these? If you have, I don't remember reading it. Len
  7. Mark, your bracelets look fantastic, a person would have a hard time picking a favorite. Len
  8. Roly, even with the tiny boo-boo, that Jesus cutting is something else. I like the little #I love you, but, it would be my second pick. Len
  9. Larry, I bet its good and dry, after all these years. Len
  10. Nicely done Ralph, what kid wouldn't want one of these. Len
  11. Nicely done Helmut. Len
  12. Gorgeous little coupe Ron, projects like this sure makes a person reminisce of days gone bye. Len
  13. Cute puzzle. Len
  14. I don't have any idea who the pattern designer is, but, I do know that I like this piece. The colorful background looks fantastic. Len
  15. Nicely done Kemaldo, the profile one is a super cool idea. Len
  16. Nicely done Dave, your title changes the more you post. Len
  17. Good luck Dan, hope you win. Len
  18. Very nice, a great bit of collaberation on the pattern. Len
  19. Nicely done Jerry, I've often thought of doing what you've done with this pic. Len
  20. Nicely done Ron, I'm sure your grandkids love owning them. Len
  21. Three beauties, the NRA ones are really something. Len
  22. Yes Monti, it very well could be bigleaf maple. It's a beautiful piece of wood, whatever type it is. Len
  23. Looks nice Mike, I like how you solved the problem of it always wanting to fall over. I never thought to add another base for the ones I made, I used a separate piece of wood for the bottom piece of the puzzle. It was wider and cut in the shape of the bottom piece of the puzzle, then I had to taper the sides to fit the 3/4" thickness of the rest of the puzzle. I cut the hummer out of 3/8" mahogany and pine for the belly, just for contrast. Len
  24. It's beautiful. Len
  25. Dick, wood score is right, you should get lots of use out of his cut-offs. Len
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