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  1. Birchbark
    I truly am amazed. Thank you for showing this to us. Wow Russell
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    Another nice job of cutting Kevin. Great pattern Bob gave you to work with. You're a busy guy!! Russell
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    That came out great Kevin. Very good. You always do a great job on my patterns. Thank you for taking the time to post a picture for us. Much appreciated. Russell
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    The cowboy is not a Dearing pattern. This one has much more detail than the Dearing one. The horse is different and there is no grass in the dearing one. The wagon wheel is much more detailed etc. I am guessing that the same picture was used to make this pattern as the picture dearing used for his pattern. All very nice patterns, and very well cut. Thank you for showing these to us. Russell
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    Great idea Frank. Love it, thanks for sharing that with us. Russell
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    Glad to have you here. I'm sure you'll enjoy the site. Like everyone else here, i can't wait to see some of your scroll saw work. Pictures are always enjoyed by all. Once again, Welcome. Russell
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    Very nice indeed! I really like that. Where did you get the pattern for that? Russell
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    Emailed mine Russell
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    Nice display. I'm sure you'll do very well again this year. Everything looks real good. Best of luck Russell
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    Wow very nice! I've been thinking about a peacock pattern. Where did you get that one? Russell
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    what a good idea. Well done! Thanks for showing it to us. Russell
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    Very nice! I like the contrasting woods. Thanks for showing these to us. Russell
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    3" thick is really thick imo. But it seems to me that if you have an oven, you have a kiln. IDK, just what i was thinking. Maybe an old stove in the garage, use the oven as a kiln. But it seems like three inches thick would take a long while, but once again, i don't know. Russell
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    Very nice Luis, i like the reclaimed wood. You did a great job cutting this. I thought it was a tough pattern to cut, but you made it look easy. Thank you for taking the time to post a picture for us, very nice Russell
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    Oh my! That came out even nicer than i had pictured. You really made my design come to life. It looks elegant, i really like the look of the walnut and the choice of finish is perfect. Thank you for taking the time to post a picture for us. Russell
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    you're a busy guy Roly! I really like those fretwork ornaments. Very nice indeed. That toy looks like such fun i want to watch it roll myself. A lot of detailed cutting, all really nice. Thanks for posting a picture for us. Russell
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    Very nice work. You've got some time in on this one! Well done. Russell
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    wow you are a busy guy!! Thanks for posting pictures of your finished work Kevin, much appreciated Russell
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    Good job on a good pattern, thanks for sharing that with us. Russell
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    Wow very impressed!! Super nice work on this. Thank you for sharing with us. Russell
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    Wow came out great Danny, thank you for taking the time to share a picture with us. Very nice. Russell
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    Nice job cutting on a nice pattern. I'm sure she will love them. Thank you for taking the time to post a picture for us. Russell
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    I like this a lot, if i would have made the pattern i would have put some storm clouds in at the top to help fill in the large "blank" area and better balance it all. The frame is very powerful as many others have already said. Very nice detailed cutting. You did a great job on this pattern. Russell
  25. Birchbark
    Wow thank you all for all the good information. And thanks for the Owners Manual. That helped a bunch. I have it all figured out now. I see what is needed. I hope i can round up the parts. Thanks again folks Russell
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