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Frank, these look great, you did a very nice job. I do have a question about one though, are you sure of the spelling of the Harrises one? Shouldn't it be Harris's, the same as Pellow's, shouldn't it have an apostrophe instead of just the s on the end? If you type the names out on your computer, they show up with a red line under them, meaning they are spelled the wrong way. But if you type the names out with the apostrophes, there is no red line under them. So that indicates, that they are spelled the proper way. Something to keep in mind, when you spell names in the plural, they usually require an apostrophe. No one else might mention or notice this, so I wouldn't worry about it on these ones. Len
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2017 Personalized Ornaments and Boxes for Same
Lucky2 replied to Frank Pellow's topic in Bragging Rights
It looks like you've been busy Frank, I like all of these items. Len -
Nicely done. Len
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Very nice Alex, different too. Len
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Dan, that's a nice side job, it'll be good for a few extra dollars for blades or whatever. Len
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Kevin, thanks for the interesting video, I liked it and I subscribed to your channel. Len
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Yes I agree with Katie, they would be an inlay inside of an inlay. And they should be placed in place, before the outer piece is. It is a whole lot easier to inlay them, before the outer piece is inlaid. Len
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Dave, I agree, they are fantastic patterns. But your cutting of them is fantastic as well, these two pieces are amazing, well done. Len
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It's cute, and probably will be a popular gift. Len
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Paul, thanks for this video, it was extremely nice of you to dedicate it to Helmut. He and I exchanged a lot of e-mails, we were pretty good friends. I purchased over two hundred of these types of patterns from him, but I never cut any of them yet. He was looking for a place to sell his patterns, so I got him and Don (Old Crow) together. He was an extremely nice person, even though we had an issue at times understanding what each other meant. He and I had some pretty good laughs, at our misunderstanding each other at times. And I miss trading messages back and forth with him, he was a great friend. R.I.P. Helmut. Len
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I like it, I think you did a fantastic job. Len
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Randy, I like it as it is, I don't think it needs any painting done to it. I like the look of the silver and gold together, and the paint could chip away. Len
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Thanks Randy. Len
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Nicely done Marg, I'm sure the girls will be impressed with them. Len
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Lawson, a 66 Ford ranger, I didn't think the rangers were made way back then. Nice bit of scrolling, you have been busy. Len
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I agree with the majority, glue first varnish next. Len
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Edward, it's nice to have you back posting again, I never had the flu but I had a bad case of the chills. It didn't matter what I did, I couldn't shake the shivers for four days. Len
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Randy, are these the blades you use to cut coins with, where do you purchase them from? Len
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Iggy, why didn't you return the saw, you were never satisfied with it from the time you got it? Now you'll have to take a loss if you try to sell it, and depending on the price you put on it, you may not be able to sell it. Len
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Merlin, that will be a very nice gift, she will love it. How powerful is your lazer, does it take much to learn how to use it? Len
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Paul, it is a beautiful sleigh, lots of detail in it. Len
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Dan, it's a very nice cutting, oak is one of my favorite woods. Len
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Nice puzzles Barb, I like the subject you chose. Len
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Dan good luck with this, it can be very hard to adapt to shift work like this. Len
