Ron Johnson
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Very nicely done Charlie.
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That’s cute Paul and very well done. I love the colours in the Canary wood. Looks like you’ve got a good size of it.
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Thanks RJ
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Thanks RJ
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All very beautiful and well done Timothy. I like the second one best.
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Thanks Dave
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Thanks Dave
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Thanks Alan.
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Thanks Alan.
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Beautiful basket Denny. Love the design. Well done.
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Another very fine portrait Charlie. You’ll soon have yourself a fair size collection.
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Pattern by Jim Blume. 11” x 16” BB ply within 16” x 20” frame.
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Pattern by Jim Blume. 11” x 16” BB ply within 16” x 20” frame.
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Thanks Timothy.
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Very cute and well done Denny.
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Very beautiful and well done Roly.
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That’s the way to do it Pete. Very nicely done.
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Beautiful cutting Charlie
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Good to hear you’re on the mend Bernd and that you will be back in the shop soon. Beautiful cutting of the Cirrus Vision SF50.
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Non-Puzzles Horse and Rescue Standing
Ron Johnson replied to Denny Knappen's topic in Bragging Rights
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Like your version. Very unique and well done Dan.
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Very beautiful work Dennis.
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Very well done Timothy. Your friend will be proud.
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My shop is 8 x 12 and I have two high quality shop vacs that are reasonably quiet installed with the best bags available. One is set up with my router table and or table saw. The other is set up for use with my bench band saw, drill press, disc sander and etc. I don’t use any vacuum for my scroll saw being I like it quite and wear a high quality face mask for protection. I clean up immediately after each mess eliminating any build up of dust and do the same at the end of each day ready for the next fresh. I’ve been doing this for twenty five years and I’ve never had any big issues with dust. Dust comes with the pleasure of wood working so each must manage it in their own way. This is my way.
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Thanks Ralph
