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Im planning to use a Forstner bit to drill the hole
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Welcome to the Village Kenny, hope you enjoy learning scrolling, if you have any questions just ask away.
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Awesome work on that Clayton, looks great.
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Great work on that Art. I have that on the cut list for the other half, plus the little round one that matches with it, she loves her candles also. Dont think I will have time till next year to do it though.
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Hi Bill and welcome to the Village, please open an album so that we may see the new scrolling styles you have been trying
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WOW congratulations on the swap Kevin, good things come to those who wait .. I bet you are still grinning from ear to ear. Cant wait to see the first project you cut on this fine beast.
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Nice work Tony, looks good with the clock added to it
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These are the first order .. timber is Sassafras
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Nicely done, looks good. Seems to be a popular pattern at the moment
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Looks great, im sure Santa appreciates having a companion on those cold days peeking over the fence
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Very nice
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Great work on that, I have that on my to do list also
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Great work on those
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Welcome to the Village Marion, glad to see you are enjoying scrolling so much.
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Hi Trevor and welcome to the Village, hope you enjoy your stay here.
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Welcome to the Village Nick, im sure we can be as good with responses to any help you require also. I am hoping to venture over your way in the next year or so too.
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Very nice work I would love to get that for Christmas
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Sounds like a great location and shop Larry, and you sound to have a lot of experience and knowledge in scrolling. Look forward to seeing some examples of your work. Welcome to the Village.
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Nice work Frieke, got to love those last minute notices that we get
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Looks great Travis, bet you son is having a lot of fun with that.
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Thankyou all for the feedback, received some great feedback from the teachers that received them, they were amazed by them as were the other teachers who saw them. It has now sparked a lot of interest from other teachers wanting one for themselves and wanting to order some for friends and family. When the kids came home they had a request from one teacher wanting to order 6 keyrings .. I was unsure of a price for them, but after suggesting $10-$15 they said that was too low and said they would pay $20 each ... like I was going to complain about that LOL In addition to that, one of the teachers who received a keyring enquired about Fathers day ideas for next year, they want a list of items .ie. keyrings the students can order for their dad. So now I have to come up with a few different items as suggestions .... does anyone have any ideas for Fathers day and Mothers days items? they will need to be something simple like keyrings and something that wont be too expensive.
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Looks good, and congrats on the sales. Looks like you will get a lot of repeat customers with that sled design. The price is reasonable from a customer perspective, as for yourself it depends how much time and effort you are spending on them and the cost of materials, you need to make a bit of profit from them no point just scraping through. After giving my kids teachers a personalised keyring, it has sparked a lot of interest from other teachers wanting one and to also order some for friends and family .. I was thinking around $10 - $15, but they seem willing enough to pay $20 each for them. In the end, if you are happy with the prices you have set, then keep them at that price, raising the prices could affect that 'impulse' buy.
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Nice work, and nicely adapted with the different patterns
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Just some keychains I made over the weekend for the kids teachers and one for my Secret Santa at work. The ones on the right are Jarrah and the ones on the left are Tasmanian Oak (I think), finished with a few coats of Organoil Danish Oil. Pattern was done using Steve Good's - Scroll Saw Keychain Maker
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This is my lovely Wombat picture frame that I received from my Secret Santa, its cut from Sassafras for those that are interested. My Secret Santa present was given to Santa to deliver today