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  1. John M
    Nice. I have made some and took me a few years to sell them. I then scaled them down to ornament size and those do sell fairly well.
  2. John M
    I went to the local store. They had a few different sizes.
  3. John M
    I got some at Walmart
  4. John M
    I make a lot of fridge magnets 2 1/2" square. I use magnetic tape on the back from Amazon looks like a scotch tape dispenser self stick.
  5. John M
    I believe they are keyhole brackets.
  6. John M
    I have been scrolling in a spare room for years. Most of the dust falls down.
  7. John M
    Took a while to find. The waste piece from the 3d deer glued to make and ornament.
  8. John M
    I have glued the 2 waste pieces to an oval and sell the them as ornaments. Three items from just wanting the 3d deer.
  9. John M
    I don't do many religious items but started to make theese small crosses. A few simple designs and nothing fancy. Various woods and sizes of each design.
  10. John M
    I have seen them where you use scented oil on some felt. They had a clip on the back so they would clamp on the air vents in your car for air freshner.
  11. John M
    I have been a member here for a while and don't post much. I do check in to see what people are making and enjoy the comradery. With that being said I do sell at a number of craft shows both scrolled items and laser engraved items. I soley use my laser to engrave items and never cut with it. When people are in my booth I do tell them what is hand made and what is laser engraved. I do mix both mediums and it does cteate unique items. Customers do enjoy both and they all increase sales. The laser is another tool and it does take talent to program them to get a nice looking product. Just my 2 cents and not trying to stir the pot.
  12. John M
    I would definitely say it is Beech.
  13. John M
    You definitely have ro research for what your needs are. I have a diode that I strictly use for engraving. I myself would stay away from x tool. Too pricey and crappy customer service.
  14. John M
    I use 3/16 hard wood or natural woods. I do not believe in using plywood for my ornaments, makes them look mass produced.
  15. John M
    Great job. That will certainly be cherished for a lifetime and hopefully beyond.
  16. John M
    I have cut several of these and used a laser engraver for the text. Nothing very intricate but a very meaningful item.
  17. John M
    Never even put it on.
  18. John M
    Western Red Cedar holds up to the weather very well and is very easy to work with.
  19. John M
    Top notch.
  20. John M
    Should sand out.
  21. John M
    Good to see that people are getting out to events. Great to hear you did well.
  22. John M
    Same cut but 3 different versions. 8 × 10 out of 1/8 ply and different colored laminate for the background. My daughter is a super fan of the movie and it is getting close to that time of year. Not sure if it is a Halloween or Christmas movie.
  23. John M
    I contracted it in mid November. Really kicked my but for a week and didn't fully recover until late December. Best of luck.
  24. John M
    Thanks for the kind words everyone.
  25. John M
    They are 3/8" squares. Started by gluing up opposing stips. Walnut Maple Wanut etc. Then cross cut at 3/8 so you have strips of squares. When gluing up you spin every other one to make the checkered pattern. This board came out approximately 6" wide, all on all I believe it was 75 strips.
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