Firedkm
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Nice job Vector
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Welcome to the Village Colin
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Fine workmanship on that piece! Congrats on 1st place
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Welcome to the Village Ray! Where in PA are you located?
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Stack cutting is where you would put several pieces of thin wood together to cut out multiple copies of a project. Things to stack cut would be portraits, ornaments, fretwork are some examples that you can stack cut.
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Nice job Ron.....the detail work looks great
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Welcome to the Village Chris! Great job on the box too.
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Welcome to the Village Mike!
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Nice job on your cutting. Looks like you have been cutting for years
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Dave I would stay away from flea markets. Most people will try to talk you down in price. Craft shows are the place to be. I would never let a customer beat me down on price. You really should keep the price the same on each product you sell. I do offer free shipping if I dont have the product right there for them. I sell only free standing puzzles and It is almost impossible to have every single type that I make on hand. A lot of my sales are orders that I have to make after the show. I mainly hit the low cost craft show ($50.00-$100.00 for a space). My average sales at a show are only $500.00. I could have more in sales if I sold a variety of items.
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Welcome to the Village Matt!
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Is your cuts cutting at an angle instead of a straight line up and down??
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Mike at Flying Dutchman has very low shipping fees. He also has mini drill bits at a reasonable price too. There are a couple of other online shops that carry his blades but I prefer to deal with him.
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Welcome to the Village Ibcallus
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Great job! The lettering on the cross really stands out.....I really like that.
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Everyone has one and we really would like to know what your is and why! Mine is actually my computer! I really enjoy making patterns for my puzzles and customers.
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Yes they have had a problem with this. I had it on my saw and was able to reduce it the problem. 1. The lower blade assembly. There are 2 allen screws that hold this in on each side. Loosen them up. 2. The blade assembly will actually move back and forth just a little bit. I pulled mine out and this helped my cutting. 3. Tighten the screws up and do a test cut. You will have to play with this to see what position works better for you. Good luck
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They look nice Dave! Great job
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Clayton that looks great.
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Looks Great Vector!
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Welcome to the Village Kendall
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Tony welcome to the village. All that matters is you are enjoying the craft. Your selling price should not really matter unless you need to make money. I sell my stuff to but I only charge just enough to cover my expenses. I do have a little bit left over but enough to jump around and shout that I am making a living! Please post some pictures of your work
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That is sharp looking! Nice Job
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I am happy to report that we had a total of 11 participants in the puzzle contest. The results are: 3rd Place "loghome" Philip 2 free patterns 2nd Place "Granpa" Paul 5 free Patterns 1st Place "Clockman" Mike 10 free Patterns Lets congratulate the above winners and thank you to everyone who participated.
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Nice job on the puzzle Mike!