Kepy
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I enjoy cutting cedar as well but also like red oak and cherry.
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Very nice. Intersecting word art seems to be very popular.
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Never felt the need and don't wear the one I don't have.
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Thanks to Bobscrolls for the pattern. Done in 1/2" poplar and the addition of the longhorn with the Texas flag colors to personalize it. Will be gifted to an Aunt and Uncle in Texas.
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Very well done from great patterns.
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Beautiful cutting and love the walnut. 5/8" is my favorite thickness to cut.
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Nice cutting and I'm sure a lot of people could use that. I hear you about caring for your father as I am doing the same for my mother and it sure doesn't leave a lot of time for anything else. Fortunately, she likes to sleep late so I can sometimes slip out to the shop before she gets up.
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If you cut it as an oval and with two laps of rope would make an excellent display.
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At last, a shop that looks like it gets used.
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That is a beautiful pattern and also beautifully cut.
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Looks just like him only missing the cigar.
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Thanks to Sheila and Keith for the pattern that they so generously gave to vets last Memorial Day. I am doing these plaques for my American Legion officers so I can even get one as Vice Commander. It is done in pine and unfinished as yet as not sure how I want to finish it or if I want a backing. I considered colored backing to go along with the branch of service. I think I will add a sawtooth hanger rather than have it free-standing.
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I have found that it makes me feel a lot better to do something special for someone rather than selling to a stranger. You did good.
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That is awesome and should go over very well in Ohio as didn't he come from there?
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Very nice work. Should be great when finished.
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I still use the painters tape and to solve that problem, I lay the finished cut on my 6" sander for a good surface then sand the piece with a palm sander or my random orbit sander. Cleans it up quick and as long as it is laying flat, shouldn't be a problem even on delicate work.
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Excellent cutting. Glad it was you and not me.
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Welcome to the asylum of fellow scrollers who are addicted. We're really not crazy even though it often looks that way.
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That is a really nice area as long as you aren't afraid of hurricanes. Used to spend some time as Aransas Pass as was a great area for a weekend getaway.
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Any Dad would appreciate that. Very nicely done.
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Nice piece of cutting.
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Kevin, I could use the cutoffs from the top and wasn't long enough for a full length. "Necessity is the mother of invention."
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Another of Bobscrolls patterns that I modified by adding the Missouri mule. Did this one in 1/2" oak and cut two at once which I will not do again. Have one more to do as these are gifts for 3 good friends of mine from high school which was a long time ago.
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Finally got a pic to upload. This is one of Bobscrolls patterns that I modified by cutting the top to match the mountains on the state license plate. Not finished yet but will be a gift for a cousin who lives in Colorado.
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I have added this to my to do list but don't think I will show it to anyone as they would all want one.
