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I'm sure others will chime in here, but I know there is a type 1 and a type 2. I'm still using my old craftsman. Hmmmmmm that's not too far from my house....... Pete
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Yup me too! Light coats, from different angles, smooth between coats (I use the paper from a brown grocery bag). Pete
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Every thing you need, very well organized. Pete
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Nicely cut, I like your lettering. Pete
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Nice cutting, the shepherd's hook looks like it would be scary to cut... Pete
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A small trinket box for my niece, made from 7 layers of mahogany and padauk with a polymer clay inlay. Pete
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This is really cool Ron. Larry's right, I looked at it 3 or 4 times. The framing is unique, and I like the 3D of the photo. I hope you don't mind if I borrow some of your ideas... Pete
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Beautiful cutting board, I like the contrasting woods. Never seen sapel. Pete
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Nice job. I really like the layered patterns. Pete
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I think you found the problem, you say you used the same blade for a few projects, I usually use a few blades on a single project. They're cheap, that's why you buy them by the dozens. Pete
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I see you had a truckload of "Little Debbie" snacks and treats brought in to stock up on "fishing suplies". Have fun, but careful, we already had a guy break through the ice and drown just a bit north of here. Pete
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Nice job on the coasters. I live in the Minneapolis area too, and the Vikings are making it quite difficult to be a fan this year...... 2 wins, 8 losses so far. Pete
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Reminds me of an old James Stewart movie "Harvy", he had a 6' rabbit, unfortunatly no one else could see it...... Pete
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Nice job, I like the coloring. Pete
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Even more awsomeness Kevin, it's like Christmas every day! Can't wait to see what's in tomorrow's box. Pete
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Nice job on the box, I've attempted similar.... but failed Pete
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I keep my 50/50 mix of BLO & mineral spirits in a mason jar. Like Travis I use a disposable foil roasting pan (but I wipe it out & reuse it) and just submerge the item for a minute or two, take it out and let dry. Pour it back in the jar for next time. I sometimes dab off excess with a cotton rag. Pete
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Kevin, you really are amazing! How many more of these boxes do you have?????? Pete
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Nice job! I like the addition of the nesting material inside. Pete
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Yes it does, as long as I aim the can to the back and paint in short bursts. 95% of the fumes as well, which was the main reason for it. There is a lazy susan (turntable) in there as well.
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Nice job on the patterns, cutting and subject matter. 3 greats, 2 taken too soon. Pete
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Made the little box for spraying adhesive on patterns and for applying finishes, paint, lacquer, shellac etc... It's about 20" high, wide, deep. There is a 4" air space (plenum) behind the filters (2) to help distribute the air evenly. It is vented to the outside of the house with a dryer type vent. The chain on top is for hanging small items. I will be lining the inside with butcher paper so I can replace it often. Here in Minnesota you can't always go outside to spray. Pete
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Looks very nice, how will the BB be protected from the elements? What finish did you use? Pete
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Made this as a gift for a buddy that helped me out. 1/4" BB ply, letters cut out and glued in place (after paint). Pete
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Wow, very nice, I would be scared to pick it up, very fragile. Pete
