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Nice cutting there Doc.
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Just awesome Barb! I like the car alot. I also like how you incorporate the scroll saw and the router. My hands are not steady enough to carve with a router. Outstanding!
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Very nice foolin around Kevin!
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Very nice, I like them!
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Very good work on the lion Kevin, sure it's your first segmentation?
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Nice one, I like all your autos also.
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Awesome work Kevin, you did it again. Turned a piece of wood into a work of art!
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Awesome works Dan! Are the military patterns your design?
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Look great to me. You could ship them to Kansas if you don't like them!
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Very nice Gator!
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Great work there Kevin!
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Totally awesome Sully. Looks like you got the hang of them spirals!
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I greately appreciate all the ideas. Just recieved an email from my girlfriend and the executive committe decided to get their frames from Amazon for $15 each. That pretty much S#%#S!
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He will definately like it! Great cutting Doc.
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WOW! I see why your screen name is AMAZING KEVIN! That is AMAZING work Kevin!
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I appreciate the imput. I'm going to buy some certificate holders and glue them to the backer.
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Good morning. I'd like to pick the brains of you woodworkers. Ok, my girfriends boss wants me to make 75 certificate frames for them, shadow box style. I'm using 3/4" x 2" oak. She wants them to be reusable every year for new certificates. My question is this, what would be a nice looking and simple way to make it reusable? I'm making the back detachable, but do not know how or what to do for them to be able to take the crtificate out and put another in. Ant ideas would be greatly appreciated! The frame in the pic is maple.
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Awesome cutting Kevin! I've never seen anyone cut like your friend is cutting. The saw's pretty high.
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Kevin, you have outdone yourself again, great days work!
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That's an awesome puzzle! All the brown spots are removable also?
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I made this box for a friend of mine. She helped me out of a tight spot. The angels on the lid are by Sue Mey.
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Awesome work Kevin! You have been busy!!
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Don't know if I really understand the question, but if you're saying you sand the pattern off when finished cutting and damaging the wood. You can use mineral spirits or paint thinner to remove the pattern. What I do is brush on some mineral spirits and let sit for a couple minutes and the pattern comes right off. Then just wipe down the project with a lint free cloth dampened with mineral spirits to remove the residue. Hope this answers your question. -
Awesome Kevin! You are such a pro with those spirals, great cutting!
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Very nice cuttings. Tracy Adkins I know, Gary Allan not so much.
