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    Marg. I listen to my wife when she tells me things. The problem I have is when she asks me to do a chores, she thinks I didn't hear her and asks me again and again. I guess she just does not listen to me as I reply each time she asks the same thing of me, that I heard her the first time. She doesn't seem to get it as she continues to ask me again every six months Dick heppnerguy
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    Boxes are so fun. What a fun idea. Looks great Dick heppnerguy
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    Very unique and a fun project. Well done. Thank you for sharing it for all of us to also enjoy Dick heppnerguy
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    As most of you know, my wife's brother died last month and we thought it would be nice for them if I made each of them a memorial plaque in their father's honor. So we will be sending these to them tomorrow. Dick heppnerguy
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    Does anyone know where I might find a Monster Truck pattern? I am wanting on that is a rather simple line art pattern without a lot of fret work involved. as I am wanting to make a plaque for one of my great grandsons for his room. If anyone can direct me to a pattern source, I would appreciate it. I have looked and was unable to find one Dick heppnerguy
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    Ray, We lost a 10 year old Granddaughter to a sneaker wave on the Oregon coast. It hurt a lot and we have not gotten over it even after 20 years but although we never forget her, we also have never stopped loving her. Time helps a lot but the pain remains in our heart. The loss of your own child must hurt even more. Out prayers are with you and your family. Dick heppnerguy
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    Great pieces.. the lights set off your large one and really makes it look extremely scary. I was thinking about going to your house and trick or treating this year but I think your house is a little too scary for me. so I can email you my address and you can just mail to me what ever you are giving away at the door this Halloween Dick heppnerguy
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    Wow. was you timing on making this one was perfect. Dick heppnerguy
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    you made good use of your little wagon.. I love the addition of the leaves it sets your display off perfectly Dick heppnerguy
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    looking good and spooky. Nice entry Dick heppnerguy
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    You are doing so well with your scrolling . I am over joyed to see you shining so. Well done one the witch ornament Dick heppnerguy
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    Nice pieces. I like both of them. But the sign is way too funny Dick heppnerguy
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    nice projects. they probably will be a big hit at your sale. Well done. Thanks for posting Dick heppnerguy
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    Bob, What a great project. Nice job and you and your wife had the privilege of working together to get it just the way she wanted it. You must be feeling a little better now, or at least it looks like you must be. Dick heppnerguy
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    Now there are more positive cutting for you. It is easy to see how just a little time quickly brings things into perspective. A very nice job on this one. spiral blades are a little difficult to get used to but with more practice, you will discover, in a short time that they too can be mastered. Don't give up on them. They too can become a part of your regular fret cutting, if only in the real small and delicate parts. Love you know peace and congratulations on your new King saw. Dick heppnerguy
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    Good work. Now go make the one you want to display outside. I use this type of font every once in awhile and it does play tricks on the mind. Thanks for posting Dick heppnerguy
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    I enjoy both of these projects. I know you have done some great work with spirals and they can be a little tricky. On patterns like this car one, a straight tooth blade does not give you the width you need to have for the pattern to stand out when finished. Hence, the spiral comes in handy to accomplish this. I am sure you probably are aware of what I am going to say next so use it as a reminder. Cutting the wider lines first with a flat blade followed by the spiral will give you a nice straight line without the waviness that a spiral blade might leave, on it's own. Thanks for posting your two projects, I like them both a lot Dick heppnerguy
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    yours came out really nice. I am considering this pattern to inlay on a box I am trying to design on Inkscape. I hope I can accomplish something near as attractive as you have done here. Thanks for posting Dick heppnerguy
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    you stay pretty darn busy in your shop and always have. Your pieces are often original in style and pattern. Keep on scrolling, my friend Dick heppnerguy
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    Came out as well as it possibly could. She will be excited to have it Dick heppnerguy
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    A very interesting project. are you going to add LED lights? I would love to see it lit up, if you do Dick heppnerguy
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    Dave, Another really nice project, as always. I phoned Scrappile yesterday and you were a part of our conversation. We both look forward to see what you are going to post next. Love this one and thanks for posting Dick heppnerguy
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    I love this little pattern. I am going to take another look at it and see if I can alter the pattern so I can cut it in my ' new way' cartoon type. Therapy is always waiting in the shop. Peaceful and relaxing, hard to find that everywhere, now day. Nice, cute project. Glad you posted it. I think your comments that go along with it, is a nice reminder for those who have not spent much time in their shops lately Dick heppnerguy
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    you really set these off by matching the backer board color and the frame. Makes each one more personable Dick heppnerguy
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