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Thanks Gator wonderful work, is the Spider-man your pattern I wood like to cut that, just love webs. ***Merlin***
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First Time...Will not be the last!
merlin replied to Scrolling Steve's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Ditto several times ,sorry for your loss. ***Merlin*** -
Very nice Kevin, but that red sure hates the camera. ***Merlin***
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Very nice indeed, But like that Gorilla in the back is their a pattern for that one please. ***Merlin***
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Very nice job there Bob, betcha had a few hairy moments on the guitar neck. ***Merlin***
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Really nice cutting and a very nice pattern. ***Merlin***
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I also like both but when push comes to shove I wood go for the more easy to read sign for a kids room. Also wood it not be better to put the hanging ring at the top to top on the inside. Just a thought. ***Merlin***
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Very nice indeed keep it up . ***Merlin***
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Thanks people kind comments. Roly the clock is about 22-1/2 inches ***Merlin***
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The Website 3 Clock I finished on Thursday, I had 2 days of an Art Show, but not too great in monetary value. A hellva lot of tire kickers. Sorry bout the picture quality. The clock is made out of oak 6mm thick (1/4 inch) ***Merlin***
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Great job on that mate, and a very nice writing on the rear, they will be pleased I'm sure. ***Merlin***
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Thanks for the look DW that is another good one, Q are they good sellers. ***Merlin***
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Nice garden Roly Thanks for the stroll, you don't have a lot of grass\lawn to cut. Like the sign on your kennel you sent out there a lot . ***Merlin***
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Thanks Kevin I have another clock nearly completed called The Website Clock. It's about 23 and a bit inches tall...We will sea in a few days theirs a lot more gluing to be done in this one. ***Merlin***
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Thanks everyone, will try Roly's idea that was what was going to try as a last resort.... but it's going to be the first me thinks. Have an art showing next weekend but after that will order some white and red oak filler.. (in case I need it for the future). Thanks again people. ***Merlin***
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Evening\morning people, a wee Q bout oak timber\lumber. I have been making a couple clocks lately out of oak (English Oak) I say English because before I got my mitts on it It was headboards for beds. Now the Q...Is there any oak in the USA that resembles my English oak in color. I have made a bit of a boo boo and need the make some repairs, (there's no cut a new piece cause it's been glued). Wood filler in this country don't stretch to oak so have to get it from USA... me thinks that Golden Oak might be a fairly good match. Will try attaching a photo of the first clock. ***Merlin*** ps: The attached photo is a large one so might take a couple minutes to load.
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I went back to Mike's site and got my order processed, reply came back from what looks like from Mike nuthin in it to WTB. Strange me thinks, will find out the shipping went it gets here, Mikes used to take about a week. ***Merlin*** Mike's Workshop <[email protected]> 04:01 (13 hours ago) to Your order has been received and will ship shortly. Thank you! Mike’s Workshop, Inc. PO Box 33917 Portland, OR 97292-3917 (503)760-1614 www.mikesworkshop.com Mike's Workshop <[email protected]> 04:01 (13 hours ago) PO Box 33917 Portland, OR 97292-3917 (503)760-1614 www.mikesworkshop.com
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Nice work there Ducky, bout the pic's when I look at them there still upside down or as say down side up, must be a southern hemisphere thing. ***Merlin***
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Wow nice straight lines, very nice indeed, thanks for the look it was worth the wait. ***Merlin***
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I was going to order from WTB but they want $12 shipping but when I ordered from Mike (when he had it) he only charged at most $4.50-$5.00. I only order a small amount cause of import duties. ***Merlin***
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Very nice have to go find the elephant don't remember them. An age thing don't remember what it's called now ***Merlin***
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Ray I have just brought one here in NZ it's a Toolline brand, and before that I had a Cobra I got back in 2006. The Cobra is made in the Ryobi factory. Have just got the Toolline and not even run it yet, but going on the spec's not a lot of different from the Cobra. So 9 years from the bottom of the line thicknesser is pretty good in my book. And she had a lot of work it that time. So what am I saying "you treat them right and they treat you right" ***Merlin***
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Very nice indeed. ***Merlin***
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well done my friend. ***Merlin***
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I like it well done Jen.. ***Merlin***
