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Very nice Keith. I really like it, I may have to cut a few of those. Don R
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Nice work, Mark. Thanks for showing us. Good to see you posting, haven't seen you for a while! Don R
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Here's my shop. Very cluttered as usual. I guess my mind is OK Don R
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I heard that a tidy shop is a sign of a sick mind Nice shop! Don R
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Sully, The middle frame is poplar and the other two are spalted maple with lots of insect damage. All are old tobacco sticks which I run through the planer. Don R
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Thanks for all of the comments and opinions they are appreciated. Barb, good idea to use a photo of water, I had never thought of that. I used black on two of them and brown on the third, then framed them using tobacco sticks for the rustic look. Here is how they came out. Over all I think I am pleased with the results. I may go back and try Barb's water idea. Don R
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Nice work,Marg. I like em both Don R
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Hi Barb, Very interesting story, I really like your mobile workshop! Welcome to the Village!! Don R
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A really nice display Thomas, Congratulations. You absolutely should be proud of yourself. Way to Go!!!! Don R
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Wow, Thomas. That is really nice. Don R
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Frank, Very nice! Thanks for sharing. Don R
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Very Nice! Don R
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Well said Sully!!
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Completed cutting this one today as a request from my wife who is an organizer for a political party here in Tennessee. It is from a photograph of Byrds Creek Dam in Crossville TN and is a sort of iconic local view. I plan on framing it with maple or oak tobacco sticks The cuttings are to be donated as a door prize for their annual picnic. The problem is, I am not 100% sure that I like it or what color the backer should be. I have tried both black and blue and have attached pictures. What do you think? Comments pro and con are encouraged. Thanks Don R
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I agree with all of the above. He produces great patterns and he is a wonderful human being. Don R
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Nicely done! Don R
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Paydon, Welcome back. Good to see you here, haven't seen you in a while! Don R
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Nice work Sully. Thanks for doing such a great job on my pattern. I knew it was going to be a challenge but I guess us Hill Folks are up to a challenge now and then. Don R
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Bob, I use Norton Internet Security and never have any problems. I wouldn't trust any free virus protection. Don R
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Hi Guys, I'm here. I was Don Rob on Free4All now I am just Don R
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Thanks, Mahendra!! Don R
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Thanks, Clayton, I did!! Don R
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Thanks, Doc Don R
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After seeing Mahendra's great pattern I knew I had to cut it. Here is my rendition of the pattern in three different stains, Natural, Golden Oak and Walnut. Thanks again for the pattern, Mahendra. Don R
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Hello Jyri, Welcome to the forum. Nice to see you here. Don R
