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Craig, you had me wondering for a moment, I couldn't figure out what the heck this was. I'm getting slow with age, but, not slow enough to not be able to see the couple. Nice piece. Len
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Looks great Rob, personally, I would prefer a backer. Hanging as it is is fine for now, but what's it going to look like if hanged on a patterned wall? Len
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Kevin, personally, I think I would prefer the solid wood ones, with the little birds made from colored woods. Len
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Kevin, it's gotta be nice getting those hugs,but, they put no food onto the table. Len
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Impressive Dan, the smaller entrance hole is a good idea. Len
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It's always nice to talk shop with strangers, sometimes, the person your talking to can give you a few good shop tips. Len
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Todd, it's a nice looking cutting, it does need more sanding though IMO. Len
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Nicely done Kevin, the stickers really adds to the attraction of the piece. Len
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Nicely done Ralph, I like the look with the painted roof. Len
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Nicely done Jim, I'm sure the kids will love them. Len
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I just read about it on Steve Good's site, he doesn't have any info on it. Len
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Dave, I'm not a lawyer, but, I think you would be safe posting them on your Facebook page. If there is or was a problem with doing so, you would get a warning and be asked to remove it. Len
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Looks nice Russell, is this a picture of the one you saw, or, is it one you made? Len
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Looks good Kevin, she does lots with the copper wire. I wonder if she treats it, to stop it from tarnishing? Did you build her wooden display racks, they look nice also. Len
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Cute, that could work for any team. Len
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Nicely done Tony, you did a fantastic job cutting those letters out. I see a few hold your breath moments, in all of those curly-q's and loop-d-loops of the letters. Len
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Way to go Joshua, the sign looks great. Len
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Huh Roly, I've never used that option, I always go through the site by entering each section to read the new posts in that section. Then when I'm finished in that section I always click on, mark forum read. Your way may be quicker, I must give it a try the next time I visit the site. Len
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Dave, your inlay work is amazing, so are your box building skills. These two projects are perfect, what type and size of blade do you use to cut them with. Len
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Clayton, that's an outstanding bit of cutting, it definitely is a piece to be proud of. Will you be selling this, or, is it cut for yourself? Len
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Use the saw as if you own it, cut some different types and thicknesses of wood, plywood, softwood and a piece of hardwood. Try changing blades to see what that's like, run it for a while to see how it works and sounds. Len
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Nicely done Todd, you got a whole school of fish. These little suckers look great, how much will you be selling them for? I made a few of them years ago, they were good sellers. I think I charged $15.00 for each one, that still wasn't enough in my mind. There's a lot of work in making each one, and they're not something that you can stack cut. Len
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Nicely done Loren, it's nice to see that your multi-talented. Len
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I store mine in a hollowed out drill box, they are left in the small bags they come in with the labels left with the blades. Len
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Nicely done Dan, lots of people will admire that sign.. Len
