Ron Johnson
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Pattern and plans are by Lewis Jewell. .
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Hi Kevin That is really neat. I've cut metal but never any coins. Pretty fine detail when you can cut a name out of a coin.
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Completed a special gift for my grand daughter this Christmas. I quit counting after 20 the number of hours to complete.
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Hii Marg Very, very well done. That is a lot of fine detail cutting and of course a lot of hours you put in to complete. An excellent job well done. You should be proud. The photo looks great.
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Hi Thomas That is a very beautiful cross. I love the two woods you chose. Nice contrast.
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A special thanks to Don R. for designing the pattern and a special thanks as well to Roly and Matt for submitting their versions. It was not which one to choose to cut. Thanks guys. Very much appreciated. Thank you. Ron
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Hi Larry Looks excellent and well done. I enjoy doing inlay and plan on doing more once I complete other projects on my list.
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Hi Daniel I see you've been busy. The cross is very well done.
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Hi Daniel Very beautiful, well done and finished. My mouth waters when I see those hardwoods.
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Hi Daniel Very well done I like the birch you chose.
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Hi Keith Very well done. Something special for you both to remember each Christmas. A real gift from the heart.
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Hi Kevin Those are cute and very well done. I like the caps.
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Angel cross I had done a while ago. One of several made and given as gifts.
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Hi Jim A lot of cutting. Very nicely done. Like your idea for the frame. Very effective.
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Pieces of scrap oak cut and pre drilled with a forsner bit then glued and stacked. Added a lid to close when not in use. Holds the size of blades i use. Second holder with tubes holds the same blade sizes.
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Hi Dan For sure you've been busy. All very nice pieces of work but I really like the doves with the heart. Great job on them all.
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Hi Bill Very nice work on the Nativity pattern. I bet your wife will be happy.
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Hi Martin Re: Balde storage I made a storage box using scrap pieces of oak using a forsner bit I drilled a number of holes into each piece and then glued and stacked each to the height required. i made a lid so it's closed when not in use. This holds all the blades I normally use and it stores my reamer as well. I made a second storage item that holds the same blades I use in tubes. The additional blades I leave packaged being I buy in bulk to last for up to two years. These items on left on my work bench by my scroll saw and within arms reach.
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Hi Jessie I like the design of the kneeling angels. Well done and will make for a beautiful Christmas ornament.
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Hi Robert You've done an excellent job cutting the design and yes that would've taken some time to do. Patience is a virtue. Your friend will be pleased.
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Hi Don Another nice selection of signs very well done. My favorite from this selection is the Harley Davidson sign. Excellent work.
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Hi Lee That's unfortunate. Don't know what type of blade your using but I've cut a lot of items in oak 1/2" and thicker with a #7 Olsen blade and have never had any problem. Your Nativity crosses are beautiful and would great done in 1/2" oak. Sometimes it's best to walk away, give some thought to the problem. Don't give up, I'm sure you'll solve the problem.
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Hi Don Very well done and I like your pattern. Glad your new saw is working fine for you.
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Hi Doug Very nice work and a beautiful species of wood.
