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Don, If you go to this link it has a link to he pattern DW made available viewtopic.php?f=8&t=4561&p=25795&hilit=2+drawer+box#p25795
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hello everyone! newby here from lancashire england.
Oges replied to grizwald109's topic in Introductions
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Hi Ian, and welcome to the Village. When you have time would love to see some of the work you have done over the years, either open yourself a Gallery or post a few pics in the Bragging Rights area.
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Looks good, wasnt sure if anyone would do that pattern.
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Another good result DW
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Looks great Edward, I have some whirlygig patterns at home that are on my 'One Day' list.
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Have commented on this elsewhere, but, great workk on the Eiffel tower, your efforts will be rewarded when you present it to the teacher and see the look on her face.
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Very nice, looks good.
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Nice work
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Looks great Clyde
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Hello Ken and welcome to the Village, please open up a Gallery and show us the work you have been doing.
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Yeah I often grab drawers and things if I see them
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Looks brilliant DW
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haha Travis shhhhhh ... trying to be in denial for atleast another month or so Actually I am thinking about doing the Christmas candle powered carousel pattern for this year, been meaning to do it the last few years but by the time I stop thinking about it, I run out of time to actually do it
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I believe it is a Sue Mey pattern
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haha nobody .. but I did get a trophy
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Nice work .. and congrats to your friend on his hole-in-one, I got one of those back in '96.
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I only do them occasionally when people ask me to do them, ranging from simple 3 or 4 piece free standing ones, or the Elephant peanut puzzle. I have made some tray ones before, using wrapping paper pictures and sticking those to the plywood and cutting around them to make the tray puzzle piece
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Congrats on the commission and a great looking knife block
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Looks great, must give that pattern a try one day. My 'one day' list is getting so long these days
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Looks good Don, and welcome to the Village
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Nice work on all your fish puzzles Michael
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Tagua Nut slices also work well for cutting jewellery from, I have cut pendants from them before. The slices are thin and very tough and durable, but quite easy to cut. The size makes it a little fiddly to hold but you can make up a rig for them similar to ones people use to cut coins or compound items. There are a few online places on the net, one of these being: http://www.acaibeads.com/ThinTaguaSlices.html
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Nicely done Edward, looks good.
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Hey Len and welcome to the Village. What saw did you get?