Phantom Scroller
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Is this a witch hunt because DonR has the answer on here. http://www.whois.com/ and yes even my pattern is on there, not that I'm worried all my patterns are free to all that's why I do them. if their copyright and he's also selling them then that is different. Roly
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keep um coming Onder great work. Roly
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I like the display of work Onder great stuff. Roly
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Berry it's no use me answering you on this one, because I sell all mine to work colleagues captive audience for me and my neighbours only. I did once think of getting a business account but you even have to pay for that and then there's web sites flyers etc more money. I GAVE UP! Hope someone over there can help you. Roly PS: I don't make anything on them just enough to buy more tools and wood, I'm still in the hobby stage.
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Hi Onder a big WELCOME from me. show us some of you work, I see you do patterns as well, excellent. Roly
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Luis that looks brilliant on the wall, quite a eye turner I think. Roly
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I have water everywhere can't get anything to dry out. Well at least I can still use my saw. As long as you don't come out in a rash Sparky you'll be fine. Roly
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Jim surely if you have to keep turning the blade it's going to break the blade or do you keep changing it? Roly
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Yea I wish.
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I was looking in my paint cupboard for spray paint and found this darts case it about 40 years old, I made it from mahogany when I was younger it's a good idea if you play a lot of darts. Drill three holes in a square piece of plank wide enough to place darts in, then saw cut two X'S into the top for flights and run a length of sand paper through the x cuts to shape and then shape the case simples. Roly
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Luis a simple stand, oh I like the clock too. Roly
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I would get frustrated and throw it away and get another can. Otherwise wipe the nozzle then turn it upside down and spray until clean as the rest say. Roly
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DW I like that very much can you tell me what the font is I don't think I have that one? Roly
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Luis fantastic work a few holes there, how is it going to be displayed? Roly
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Clayton lovely work, I love Intarsia but yet to have a go at it as it's very time consuming. I will one day when I'M RETIRED! thanks for showing Roly
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I knew I hated spiral blades but had no choice as this was 3' long in oak and after I finished it I remembered why because they are really difficult to control. I know some of you love them but I have slowed down speeded up I still don't like um but some things you just can't turn around on a EX-21. Thanks for listening to my rant. Roly
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Great idea for a lamp Lee, nice work. Roly
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Hi Pat a big WELCOME from me. don't forget to show some of your work we all love to see what's happening around the world. Roly
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Ralph nice work I love tractors being a country boy myself, thanks for showing. Roly
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Beautiful Dan like the direction of the grain. Roly
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Gary excellent skill you have there, love your work. Roly
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Great Frank I've done this before if you use a laser printer not a deskjet printer them you can reverse the picture on the computer and then use a hot iron on the print out and iron it on it's less messy. Because the laser heats it onto the paper the iron heats it off. It does look good Frank thanks for sharing. Roly
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Ed that text won't work unless you put bridges in but what you could do is print another copy and cut the letters as raised letters and glue them on the finished job so they will look 3d letters on top of the pattern. I mean't cut them on a new piece of wood. Roly
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Thanks All for great feedback I try my best, which can only be achieved by learning from other people as yourselves over the years and to see what you all turn out around the world which is what makes this forum such a family. Thank you & God Bless you all. Never stop learning. Roly
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Dennis you've done a good job on that pattern, thanks for showing. Roly
