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That's a great piece! Aren't they both the same picture?
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Excellent work Jerry. Very nice piece.
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A very nice memorial Dick!
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Thanks guys! The piece measures 17" x 8.5". The back is1/2" BBP and I ran it across my table saw an 1/8" deep to get the strips then painted the blue. I didn't put any finish on the back because I liked the way the grain was. The star frame and letters were staind cherry and 3 coats of satin spray poly. The guy asked if I had some old wood to make it look rustic, but I didn't. So I just covered it with blue painters tape and left it on for a couple days. Usually when I do that the tape will pull some holes in the BB, not so much this time except for a little around the top edge. He was very happy with it any way. That's all that matters I guess.
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Awesome cutting! I also like the funny framed sign!
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Here it is finished and hanging.
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That is awesome from start to finish. Great pattern Russell and great cutting Doug! You used a 2/0 spiral to cut 3/4" oak? That's amazing in itself! I can barely get a 2/0 to cut 1/2" poplar. Great job guys!!
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I'm in Overland Park, Kansas. Some of you might know a few of my relatives. Aunt Em and Dorothy Gale. Not many know it, but Dorothy's trip to Oz was the first recorded case of the use of mushrooms!
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Awesome work Larry! I bet it wasn't an easy job, cutting it in 3/4" wood.
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I know they were 80 grueling hours for you Luis. It looks like most of the holes took longer to feed the blade thru that it took to cut. I would have done it probably 5 or 6 times, looked at the rest of the pattern and just chucked it aside. You did and outstanding job!
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Awesome pattern and cutting Gator! My daughter likes Bumble Bee best out of all the Transformers.
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There it is sorry!!
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Thanks everyone for the great comments! Jerry, I hope it isn't an issue. I talked to a lawyer friend that says if a logo is transformed at least 30% that it would be legal. So I'm thinking if I don't paint it the HD colors it will be transformed enough. Am I thinking wrong? I know a lot of you out there have experience in this area. Any comments on this issue?
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You never fail to amaze me Hans! Fantastic piece of art there!!
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Here's a project I'm working on now. Just finished cutting everything out and had to see what it looked like. I still have to sand each and every letter/piece. I'm not really looking forward to that, especially the smaller letters at the bottom. I usually end up sanding my finger tips sore also, lol! This measures 16.75" x 11".
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That's alot of crosses there Kevin! Great work as usual.
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Mighty fine cutting Ran. Yes, there are some awesome pattern makers in the forum.
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That's a great piece of work Gator. That would look cool with his name cut in the mad font. Awesome job!
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Very nice pattern and cutting, great work.
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Very nice last minute/project. I know he loved it!
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Thanks everyone! Penquin, that's just like a family tree. The lady wanted all the kids and pets in the family.
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That's looks awesome Kevin! Great work. I reall like that font.
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Thanks for the info Dan. Im going to try General Dye stain.
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That's a beast of a saw! I have a Craftsman 24" that weighs 95lbs. I can't lug it around anymore by myself. But, I can take a blade from my "GOOD" saw that cuts to the right and put it in the Craftsman and it cuts straight as an arrow. I sure wish it was multi speed, it would be my go to saw.
