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Nicely done Marg ,very neat work.
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Ralph why not buy yourself an air brush I have one & find it terrific & is ideal for getting into all those nooks & crannies.
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Made this one from a drawing but only have permission to use it for personal use so far as it belongs to the Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders Commission. It is made from 4mm Ply & I also made the frame for it,I am quite pleased with the pattern as I have not tried pattern making before.Cheers Peter.
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Beautiful Frank ,just love the little one's.
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It would be a dull world Dick if we all thought the same.As long as you enjoyed making it that is all that matters.
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Dan they are between 10" to 11" in diameter,a good size for hanging on a door etc.
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I don't think I would have got the distinction Len & the leaves might tend to blend in with the backer.Just my view on it.
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What more can I say ,I agree with all of the above,beautiful work
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Well done excellent work.
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Nice cutting Dick I think with that pattern you could use what ever colour you like but on saying that you can't beat black for making a pattern pop.
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I stacked cut these two from a Sue Mey pattern .They were cut from 4mm marine ply with a 8mm MDF backing which I painted black instead of the Mahogany stain suggested in the plans.I think it stands out better with the black.Hope you like
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Well done Jim sorry to hear about your mishap,In Australia if the police catch you on the phone while driving you are up for a very hefty fine .It's amazing how many people I see still talking on their phone though.
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Beautiful work Tony & that's a striking resemblance .
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Nice piece Marg ,a few holding your breath moments in that one.
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Very professional, well done Dave.
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I have a customer who just loves American Indians he has already bought 2 off me ,so I thought I would make another in the hope he likes this one as well.If he does not a chap from the Men's Shed where I am a member said he would buy one .The one with the red backer is MDF ,I was using it as a sacrificial piece behind the plywood one.It came out so well I thought I might paint it & sell it also.Now to find frames for them.Cheers Peter. PS thanks to Fish for the pattern
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this is the first model Holden car produced in Australia .This one was more challenging than i expected but think it turned out not too bad .The car is cut from 4mm Marine Ply & the back is MDF with a routed edge . Thank you to Marg (wombatie) for the Pattern.
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Yes Brian I have trouble getting decent ply also & have turned to using Marine ply Its a bit pricier but I find it works so much better only down side to it is you will maybe go through more blades because of the glue they use in this plywood
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Dan glad you got that dastardly saw running the way it should ,can't wait to see that box when finished should look beautiful.
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It varies but usually try to cut on the line except for when I wander off & mainly like to cut anticlock & always cut the small difficult parts first in case I make a mistake,makes it easier to throw it away & start again.
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Rob I manage to find my marine ply at Bunnings in 2' x 4' sizes not sure if Bunnings is in NZ though,probablly not.
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My EX also does it very occasionally.
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Well cut Bobby, nothing wrong with that one .I also like the way you did the frame
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Nice work Roly ,I did that one a while ago & the pattern came from "Grampa" .
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Looks like you have a drinking problem.
